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Old 01-19-2008, 06:03 AM
Peter Orban
 
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Default Windows on second drive

Hello Everyone,

I have an older system that I have W98SE and Mandrake 9.1 installed.
I added another hard drive and installed WXP on it while it was jumpered as
master. Then I put the drive back to slave drive and added another entry to
the menu.lst of the grub bootloader. WXP loads, except it needs a return
from the keyboard. All the lines from the menu are displayed at startup, but
before booting starts, it needs that extra return. If I remember correctly,
the lines are rootnoverify (hd1,0), makeactive, and chainloader +1.
So why is the return needed? Can you run WXP from the second drive?

Thanks, Peter


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Old 01-19-2008, 06:03 AM
elsiddik
 
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Default Re: Windows on second drive

On May 12, 1:26 am, "Peter Orban" <peter.or...@nrc.ca> wrote:
> Hello Everyone,
>
> I have an older system that I have W98SE and Mandrake 9.1 installed.
> I added another hard drive and installed WXP on it while it was jumpered as
> master. Then I put the drive back to slave drive and added another entry to
> the menu.lst of the grub bootloader. WXP loads, except it needs a return
> from the keyboard. All the lines from the menu are displayed at startup, but
> before booting starts, it needs that extra return. If I remember correctly,
> the lines are rootnoverify (hd1,0), makeactive, and chainloader +1.
> So why is the return needed? Can you run WXP from the second drive?
>
> Thanks, Peter


can you past in here your complete Grub configuration file?
without pasting it, its hard to understand whats going on.

zaher el siddik
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