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hello everyone ,
i installed centos 5 in my pc.
when it come to boot loader section i choose anoter partion(boot) not master boot record.
after installing successfully when i ...
- 01-18-2011 #1Just Joined!
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make entry in mbr of grub
hello everyone ,
i installed centos 5 in my pc.
when it come to boot loader section i choose anoter partion(boot) not master boot record.
after installing successfully when i restart my pc it is not showing grub it is going stright away to windows.
i have also installed window xp.
please help me to add grub entry in mbr.
- 01-18-2011 #2Linux User
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Likely easyest it to install 'easy bcd' on your XP partition. It will set up a duel boot useing XP's boot manager. I have never used it but others do post success. Download EasyBCD 2.0.2 - NeoSmart Technologies
Or if you have a live linux cd and 'boot' is on a primary partition (logical volume will not work), you can use 'fdisk' or what ever gui partition editor and make the partition 'boot' active/bootable. Might be able to do in in XP's diskmanagement. If you later decied to remove linux be sure to make the XP partition active/bootable, before removeing linux.
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thanks Lostfarmer
EasyBCD is not opening in windows xp it generates some error while i open it.
i have RHEL 5 dvd and lupu puppy cd.
can i install grub by these two.I tried to boot from rhel5 dvd in rescue mode and follow these instructions
-->mounting sysimage
-->grub-install /dev/sda6 (sda6 is my boot partition where i install grub at the time of centos installetion)
it is not working for me.
i tried it by puppy cd but it is not working .
please help
- 01-19-2011 #4You will need to grub-install /dev/sda-->mounting sysimage
-->grub-install /dev/sda6 (sda6 is my boot partition where i install grub at the time of centos installetion)
it is not working for me.
to put GRUB into the MBR.
You may need to edit its configuration after booting
into Linux, because it probably will not automatically
set up dual boot.


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