Sri Chav wrote: > Hi, > I just installed Fedora. My pc has 2 hard disks. One for Windows and > another had Linux 8.3. I installed Fedora on the secondary hard disk > (which had Linux 8.3). During this installation, I specified that the > dual boot be installed on my secondary hard disk. Changing the boot > priorities in BIOS did not help. So I started to install Fedora in > upgrade mode, hoping to install the dual boot on primary disk. I Which linux u had? I never heard for a linux distro as linux 8.3. U can upgrade from Fedora core-1 or redhat version to FC2. > selected the primary disk for dual boot installation. After the > installation completed, I restarted my computer and found that the > dual boot did not pop up. My questions are: > 1) Can Linux 8.3 and Fedora exist on the same disk? I believe the > kernels are different. > 2) How can I fix the dual boot problem? > If u had upgraded then the older version is being replaced by the newer version. That explains why u don't get the dual boot because u don't hav dual OS on that hdd. If u want dual boot of FC & linux 8.3 then u must partition the disk to accomodate the new OS (FC). with regards, ashwin
