installing dual boot with red hat
16 years 11 months ago #24647
by sose
sose
Network Engineer
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i have a dual boot system red hat and xp on different partition. redhat is always loaded as default. the xp was infected by a virus which made me format the ntfs window partition.
observations
1. I couldnt start redhat any longer
2. when formating the window partition, it did strike me that linux os is not hilighted in any partition
3. no option of dual boot again
4. where can i get step-by-step precedure on redhat installation
any other recommendation on linux -xp dual boot
Yours in Linuxing,
sose
observations
1. I couldnt start redhat any longer
2. when formating the window partition, it did strike me that linux os is not hilighted in any partition
3. no option of dual boot again
4. where can i get step-by-step precedure on redhat installation
any other recommendation on linux -xp dual boot
Yours in Linuxing,
sose
sose
Network Engineer
analysethis.co/index.php/forum/index
16 years 11 months ago #24663
by gainil
Replied by gainil on topic Re: installing dual boot with red hat
Hi SoSe.
You didnt mention if you are using grub or LILO. Here are the steps for restoring grub. I am not sure about LILO
Boot your system with linux rescue cd/dvd, on prompt type 'linux rescue' and run grub command
Remember that for grub (hd0,1) means hda (primary controller master), second partition.
Now we need to tell grub where are the grub files:
If you know where they are, type something like:
#root (hd0,1)
else if you have no idea, type:
#find /boot/grub/stage1
and then the root command with the correct parameters:
#setup (hd0)
to install it on hd0, that is MBR of the first HD.
type
#quit
and reboot.
The menu will appear again.
You didnt mention if you are using grub or LILO. Here are the steps for restoring grub. I am not sure about LILO
Boot your system with linux rescue cd/dvd, on prompt type 'linux rescue' and run grub command
Remember that for grub (hd0,1) means hda (primary controller master), second partition.
Now we need to tell grub where are the grub files:
If you know where they are, type something like:
#root (hd0,1)
else if you have no idea, type:
#find /boot/grub/stage1
and then the root command with the correct parameters:
#setup (hd0)
to install it on hd0, that is MBR of the first HD.
type
#quit
and reboot.
The menu will appear again.
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