Paul Pianta wrote:
Hans Müller wrote:
Linux is on /dev/sdd3
the boot hdd form bios is /dev/sda
the first time i have install grub where with the installation of
FC2. grub works fine until windows has kill it. grrrrrrrrr.
Well I'm really confused about your disk setup. :/
If you installed linux on /dev/sdd then you will probably need
'grub-install /dev/sdd'. But you're saying that the machine boot's
from /dev/sda so I'm not sure it will work. Which disk is windows
installed on?
Maybe PXE boot into linux and show us what 'df -h' gives. 'fdisk -l
/dev/sda' and 'fdisk -l /dev/sdd' might be useful for us to help too.
pantz
If his machine boots from /dev/sda , then he has to install grub on it.
Grub will load the necessary bits from /dev/sdd. (I've already done
something similar , but using IDE disks , with fedora being installed on
hdb and windows on hda , grub on hda's MBR)
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Pedro Macedo
