hi Swetha , ... it is very simple , ... because u have created a partition , now grub is not able to recognise where your grub.conf file is , or rather it is not able to guess the partition number of your fedora installation , so at the grub prompt type the following , ....
configfile (hd0,[fedora partition number in grub terminology])/boot/grub/grub.conf or if u have a separate partition for /boot, then configfile (hd0,[boot partition number in grub terminology])/grub/grub.conf note : in grub terminology the partitions start from (hd0,0), so your windows C drive is always (hd0,0), so type "configfile (hd0," at the grub prompt and press tab once or twice to get the list of all the partitions , if u are not sure what the partition number for the fedora installation is , from the list of partitions u can easily make out the partition of type ext3 , which should be your fedora partition , ........ after this u should be able to get the normal grub window . let me know , if u can figure out with this Thanks Satish On 4/11/08, swetha bandaru <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > we have 2 OS in our system. One is windows XP and another one is > linux(fedora 6). > > We made free one of the drives in windows for free space(the drive is not > used previously) after that we restarted our system then we are unable to > see anything except the grub prompt. > > We are not able to boot neither windows nor Linux. > Can any one please suggest me how to boot the system. > We are unable to understand what has happened > It's very urgent please. > > Thank you! >
