To "see" the Hard Drive data for YOUR devices inside the Linux Box <without or with M$Windows>, try the BIOS. If all, in YOUR system, both Hard Drives show the data. Great! If not, try manually adding the data to the BIOS. After correcting, please check all the BIOS settings and try to get them as close to YOUR configuration as possible. Line up the software and the hardware with the configuration that will run most often and smoothly. Any exotic or wild setting for maximum potential will be risky and possibly impair the system to run as a complete unit. Save the tweaking for after the correct productivity of YOUR requirements and choices. Remember: "Save and Exit". After the reboot YOU should be able to dual boot if in BOTH Distro's, the boot records are correct and in their appropriate sectors. Me; I trust the MBR every time, and all is well. Suggestion, install Vista in the front of the Hard Drive, because of the formatting and system chosen. Linux runs best, and will run in any partition of suitable size. IF: changing the partition table; "BACK UP ALL DATA!", good luck to YOU.
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