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I have dual booted and installed redhat 8 with no problems. I used grub as the boot loader. after windows 2000 became corrupt, and now i cannot get the grub boot screen to select red hat. i can boot into linux with a floppy but I would like to be able to get the grub splash back in. I went into the grub.conf, but I cant find anything that appears wrong. do I need to reinstall grub? If so, how??
I'd like to know the answer to that myself, I also use Grub and have to boot from a floppy, I tried grub-install and got a few options, one of which was --force-lba, should I try that??
Ah what the hell, I'll try it now and be back in 10 mins and let u know what worked.
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