You have probably set the first disk to boot before the second. So
change it from bios and Grub should be displayed.
Lauri
I have installed Windows 2000/NTFS on /dev/hda and FC4 on /dev/hdb but
Grub is never displayed, Windows is booted immediately. I've tried
installing grub in boot and mbr as offered in the installation routine
with the same result.
I have a CDROM with some utilities on it that permit me to boot the
computer with some basic Linux functions; I see that fdisk shows both
drives toggled to "boot." If I toggle the boot designation off on
/dev/hda FC4 [dev/hdb] displays GRUB on the screen and stops ...
I've installed Windows and Fedora a number of times without encountering
problems but now I've hit the wall! I don't understand the grub boot
process well enough to troubleshoot this. I know I've seen similar
questions asked but searching has been fruitless?
Any help appreciated.
Bob Goodwin, Zuni, Virginia
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Lauri Keel
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