Since you now have 2 grubs installed, you must either chainload to the main SUSE grub, or just reinstall the SUSE grub (such as from a live CD terminal console as root user. Then just add in the windows XP to boot by the chainload method as such if it is on your sda1 partition; title XP and next line in grub; root (hd1,0), then next line; makeactive, and the last line; chainloader +1 , also notice that spaces are critical, so do not add any spaces. To install grub again from terminal, enter su - to get as root, then type grub and hit enter, then enter; root (hdo,5) and hit enter, then type; setup (hd0) and hit enter, then type; quit and enter
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I don't know what the grub under windows can be. Anyway, james2b gave a correct set of instructions. On my system I have Windows XP and OpenSuse 11.1 dual boot, but I have a slightly different menu.lst (different in the windows part from that suggested by james2b). Anyway, here is how your menu.lst should be:
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Thanks!!! Worked like a charm. you know it's so funny how noobs (like me) overcomplicate these things untill it's actually shown to you then it's pretty simple. I'd really like to thank colucix for sticking with me on this one...I have not only gotten my system up and running again, but I have learned how to fix this kind of problem in case it happens again. Also, In other good news, I have gotten accepted into ITT Tech for Computer Network Systems, going in Wed. for student loans and such. I'm so syched!! and again everyone, thanks for all your great help I really appreciate it.
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