Mark Grieveson wrote:
Once GRUB boots, get a command line from GRUB and use the GRUB "find" command to explore the drives on your computer, and see whether Window$ survived the shrink process. (If necessary, go to another machine, make a GRUB boot CD or GRUB boot floppy from which to boot.)I tried this, and it stated something like that ext3 could not be found. I then changed root to be (hd0,2). It gave me a more general error. I'm not sure what to try now.Mark Grieveson wrote: > Hello. I installed ms-dos, and then shrank it, and subsequently> installed Debian in its own partition. Debian's grub, however, did not > see ms-dos as an operating system, and, therefore, did not set up a menu > choice for it. How do I go about setting up a menu choice for it in grub?> > Thanks, > > Mark As root, edit your /boot/grub/menu.lst file. Add something like this: title MS-DOS root (hd0,0) makeactive chainloader +1Change (hd0,0) to something else if dos isn't on the first partition (hda1).Roby
The GRUB manual is on-line: http://www.gnu.org/software/grub/manual/grub.html RLH