A few questions regarding reinstalling

[Anessen]

Hello
I was doing some testing on what turned out to be a dodgy motherboard. This involved me reinstalling windows several times on both of my hard disks (to make sure there wasn't a problem there). So, I have lost my GRUB boot menu for my SuSE install.

Do I have to do a total reinstall of Linux if I change the motherboard/processor, as I have to with Windows?

Is there any way to get GRUB back so I can boot into my SuSE install?

[devils casper]

boot up from SuSe installation CD/DVD and select Boot from Harddisk option. boot up SuSe and log in as root. execute this code in terminal/konsole

grub-install /dev/hda

in case, you have SATA Harddisk, replace hda with sda.






Casper

[visu_melody]

if you change your motherboard you have to install the linux once again..
try "grub-install dev/hda" in the terminal...if not possible boot from the installation CD and reinstallation configures the new drivers for your motherboard..if you use a SATA then replace "hda" with "sda"...try or refer to me once again

[devils casper]

if you change your motherboard you have to install the linux once again..
try "grub-install dev/hda" in the terminal...if not possible boot from the installation CD and reinstallation configures the new drivers for your motherboard..if you use a SATA then replace "hda" with "sda"...try or refer to me once again

why are you repeating suggestion in all the threads???





Casper