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i installed fedora core 3 in a system with p4 80 gb sata (with
windows in c to a partition g20 gb) under ext3.
installation completed successfully but the grub did not load after rebboting the sys.
Do you have the rescue cd? (dvd also works)
Put it in the drive, and at the prompt type 'linux rescue'
Go through the screens and select the relevant options. If your installation was successful it should be recognised. If so it will be mounted under /mnt/sysimage.
# chroot /mnt/sysimage (to get back into your system)
# grub-install /dev/hda (to install grub to the MBR)
read up on the way to get into windows through grub before you make any changes though just in case this was not inclued in grub.
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to a partition g
20 gb) under ext3.
