Hi, Its a problem that occurs when u change ur partition table(eg. creating a new drive,as in ur case) thru windows. the change doesnt get reflected in the grub,hence it is unable to boot ur system. Reinstalling grub will solve ur problem. use a live distro cd like ubuntu/knoppix that allows u to restore grub.bfore that go thru the procedure of restoring for that particular distro by a simple google search like "restore grub ubuntu" .
Regards, Niraj On Fri, 11 Apr 2008 swetha bandaru 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!
