This is a discussion on Re: GRUB question within the Linux Operating System forums, part of the Unix Operating Systems category; --> On Wed, 03 Sep 2003 01:53:28 GMT, Ko Fei Pu wrote: > Greetins all: > I have a dual ...
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| On Wed, 03 Sep 2003 01:53:28 GMT, Ko Fei Pu wrote: > Greetins all: > I have a dual boot machine with W2K & RH 9, W2K is in my MBR, so when I > boot the computer W2K boots first, during the Linux install, I made a > mistake and installed GRUB, now every time I tried to go to Linux, the > GRUB booter comes up, is there anyway that I can remove GRUB withou > damaging my install? If you remove grub, how do you plan to boot linux. > If not how can I change the GRUB default entry > (right now is pointing to W2K)? man grub modify /boot/grub/grub.conf or /boot/grub/menu.lst depending on version. Here is an example to change default linux to windows. change default 0 to default x where x is the number of "title"s - 1 for the system you want as default. Example: title linux title failsafe title windows title floppy If windows is the the third title, set default 2 Next boot should boot windows. |
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| Bit Twister wrote: > On Wed, 03 Sep 2003 01:53:28 GMT, Ko Fei Pu wrote: > >>Greetins all: >>I have a dual boot machine with W2K & RH 9, W2K is in my MBR, so when I >>boot the computer W2K boots first, during the Linux install, I made a >>mistake and installed GRUB, now every time I tried to go to Linux, the >>GRUB booter comes up, is there anyway that I can remove GRUB withou >>damaging my install? > > > If you remove grub, how do you plan to boot linux. The file I copied from Linux to W2K won't boot? If you don't install GRUB, you can only boot from diskette and not from W2K? Thanks > > >>If not how can I change the GRUB default entry >>(right now is pointing to W2K)? > > > > man grub > modify /boot/grub/grub.conf or /boot/grub/menu.lst depending on version. > > Here is an example to change default linux to windows. > > change default 0 > to default x > > where x is the number of "title"s - 1 for the system you want as default. > > Example: > title linux > title failsafe > title windows > title floppy > > If windows is the the third title, set default 2 > > Next boot should boot windows. -- Thanks, ------------------------------------------------- Ko Fei Pu mailto:kfpu@yahoo.com |
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| On Wed, 03 Sep 2003 02:03:56 GMT, Ko Fei Pu wrote: > The file I copied from Linux to W2K won't boot? If you don't install > GRUB, you can only boot from diskette and not from W2K? You will have to use http://groups.google.com/advanced_group_search to see how to boot linux from Windows, unless someone jumps in here whith the steps. I do not do windows. I always install linux boot loader into the mbr. |