Dual Boot But no Linux
 

Hi, i recently split my h/d in several partitions and in one of them i install Windows XP. Then i install Linux Debian (I use one partition as swap (500mb) and another partition as EXT2 - File System) completely. After a reboot my computer does not ask me which OS i want to use and automatically boot to Windows XP. What i must do to make the pc ask me which OS i want to use?

To install a boot loader. For example, GRUB.

To install it where? I cannot boot with Linux Debian and in Windows Xp I cannot open the Partitions and view the files. They do not have letters..

A "Live CD" Distro is the tool that can help. Most have Grub and you can also use commands to see your hd partitions.

In Linux. Just take your machine boot up from LiveCD.

Then create a mount point wherever you want.
Mount your partition were you installed your Linux:
Then you need to chroot.
After that, you are in Linux installed to hard disk.
Install a boot loader, configure it (I guess you'll want to add the Windows partition there) and enjoy. =)

Hi again..
I'm really new to linux and i would apreciate a lot if you could help me writing down step-by-step informations.
Where can i find a bootloader for debian?
How i boot with bootloader? I try a lot of bootloaders copying the files to a disk but none works..
Then, what steps shall i do to complete my request?

Thanks

You might be better off reinstalling Debian, and installing Grub to the MBR when it gets to that stage.