Re: GRUB maintainership
hi,
if you're using an ext2 partition to place your stage2 and menu.lst
just add these following lines to menu.lst
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title=<whatever you want to>
root=0x8000
makeactive
chainloader= +1
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set root = 0x8000 if windows is in your hd0 partition (hda1 or sda1 as the
case maybe). iof you windows partition is not hd0 then you will have to
chnage the address for root accordingly. This works for win95&98, i
haven't tried it out for NT. I"ll post it if and when i do it (hopefully
in a few days)
vasisht
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On Tue, 2 Feb 1999, mil Thomas MANGIN wrote:
> T.Vasisht Reddy wrote:
>
> > hi,
> > sure you can boot into windows using GRUB. I've installed it and it works fine.
> >
> > > As a top-end user, I would like to replace my Lilo by Grub, But to do that it
> > > need to be able to boot Windows. Is it possible ??
> > >
> > > Thomas
>
> Windows wasn t in the list of the supported Os I would like to know what are the
> parameters
> to use to do it. (An idiot guide entry about it will be welcome too)
>
> Thomas
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