two boot loaders

[mandrakelinux]

hi everyone
-first of all i have dual boot (win2k & mdk)
-i've deleted linux partition from windows disk management and then
reinstalled a fresh copy of linux but this time i placed the bootloader in
linux partition instead of the primary partition (win partition) .
- now bootloader prompts me to choose win or linux but linux doesn't start
- when i've tried to use rescue mode to restore bootloader i found 2
bootloaders the first at primary partition hda (the old one) and the
second is hd10 (the new )
- how can i delete the old or switch to the new bootload ?thanks

[swemic]

An easy way to remove boot-loader is that get an old DOS boot floppy, boot up with it, enter the command "fdisk /mbr" which would remove the boot loader from your primary boot disk.

[budman7]

Go to www.bootdisk.com for boot disks.

Do what swemic said to do.

Then you will need to get your bootloader on to the MBR.
See Nerderello's Grub tutorial in the Linux Tutorials>General tutorials section.

Unless you want to use ntldr to boot Linux. Search this site for "booting and ntldr"

Having Grub on hda10 will not boot your OS.

[eugrus]

Windows Recovery Console => fixmbr