How to add entry to GRUB2 with 2 hard disks
I am a newbie !
I have two ide hard disks. One with windows and other with ubuntu 10.04. i want both windows and ubuntu in grub menu so what should i do ? thanks in advance!! |
1. plug in both hard drives.
2. it would be better if linux boots up, because linux use grub where you can add another OS 3. this another OS - windows is added to grub by selecting boot command and hard drive where os is located edit as superuser:/boot/grub http://www.faqs.org/docs/Linux-mini/...with-GRUB.html my advice:try to sitck to single-OS as newbie as it is easier |
http://www.gnu.org/manual/
http://www.gnu.org/software/grub/manual/ Basically it depends. Is grub currently installed? Which OS does it currently boot / not boot? What distro? And other factors. Technically speaking, the device has to appear in: /boot/grub/device.map And an entry for the bootable item in: /boot/grub/grub.cfg How you get there from here and how that looks varies. Could be as simple as: # dpkg-reconfigure grub2 Or something less cordial. If grub / grub2 is not currently installed, it gets even more tricky. More details would helps us help you. |
Stay far away from Grub 2!!
I'v spent waaaaaay too much time trying to get grub 2 to work.
So I am just waiting until they get a decent version out finally. Meanwhile, I'd just use the original grub (legacy) ver. 0.97-61 It does everything you want.. If you are using ext4 on any of your bootable partitions.. then you need to have a separate partition for grub files (kernels, initrds also).. which is an ext3 file system. Either way, lettuce know :) |
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