Live Installing Mandriva: At finish, dont load GRUB, starts win again!!!
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Live Installing Mandriva: At finish, dont load GRUB, starts win again!!!
when i finished of installing mandriva live and i reboot, i hope to be load grub but... it starts win!!! and i cannot load mandriva.
¿where is mandriva if i have installed it?
My partitions are these:
sda (ntfs) win (primary)
sda2 / (ext4) (in win is seen as another primary partition)
sda5 /home (ext3)
sda7 ntfs
sda9 ext3
swap (dont remenber sda code)
The installation of Grub bootloader is usually part of the installation process for each distribution, including Mandriva. It is usually the last thing you do before re-boot. Did you choose to install Grub to the master boot record? to the root partition. If you did not install to the mbr, Grub will not be able to boot?
Posting your partition information should allow someone to give you specific advice. Use your Mandriva installation CD and run the command: fdisk -l (lower case Letter L) as root user and post the output here.
If you re-boot and windows it generally means you did not install Grub bootloader to mbr. You can boot Mandriva from windows but it is easier to use Grub bootloader.
Thans yancek by your reply.
I have yet not be able of command fdisk -l, but i have made several photos of install process (mandriva in spanish) to try understand what is happening:
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