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HI, I just installed suse 9.2 along with mandrake 10.1 but after installing suse Im not able to choose or see madrake as an option to boot from in the ...
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  1. 02-10-2005 #1
    zapper21
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    help with bootloader!!

    HI, I just installed suse 9.2 along with mandrake 10.1 but after installing suse Im not able to choose or see madrake as an option to boot from in the boot loader. Can anybody help me solve this, or tell me what files to reconfigure?
    Thanks!!!
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    Re: help with bootloader!!

    Quote Originally Posted by zapper21
    HI, I just installed suse 9.2 along with mandrake 10.1 but after installing suse Im not able to choose or see madrake as an option to boot from in the boot loader. Can anybody help me solve this, or tell me what files to reconfigure?
    Thanks!!!
    depending if you are using GRUB or LILO
    here are the 2 tutorial for each of them
    GRUB
    LILO

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    Hey, Thanks for the post even though i couldnt use it cause it seems that I deleted the partion for mandrake and used the whole disk for suse, this tutorial will be helpful since im always running in this kinda situations when i need to restore the bootloader or need to boot up in different linux distros. Thanks again!!
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