Triple Boot Fedora C2 and Suse and windows = big grub error
Hi everyone
I just installed fedora C2 today on my machine that already had windows. When I did that, everything was working fine, I could boot into both fedora or Windows. Then I tried to install SuSe also, but I also forgot to not install grub, so I accidentally installed grub over itself. Now, I cannot get into anything but SuSe, not even windows. I need help on the attributes to set in the YAST bootloader settings so I can access the other two. Right now, my hard drive is set up like this: hdc1=windows hdc2=fedora hdc3=swap hdc4=suse My windows setup in grub is this: root (hd0,0) chainloader +1 When I boot Fedora, I get the error "Error 1: Filename must be an absolute pathname..." I added fedora manually, but it didn't work, so I won't copy it. What should I set my kernel setting in grub to be? Is there any way I can make this work? Thanks -Maneesh |
You probably only need to edit /boot/grub/menu.lst in the SuSE installation. Boot into SuSE, then mount the Fedora partition and copy the /boot/grub/menu.lst or /etc/grub.conf file (whatever Fedora uses), then edit the Suse /boot/grub/menu.lst to correct the settings for Fedora and windows. Grub should then let you boot all three.
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Do you know what the correct settings are for Fedora and Windows?
Thanks -Maneesh |
Hey, thanks for the help. I just fixed the Fedora section, so I can boot into fedora.
However, I cannot get windows to work. My settings for windows in grub are rootnoverify (hd0,0) chainloader +1. I tried chaging chainloader to +2, but it didn't work. What else can I do? Thanks -Maneesh |
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i've got the same problem. I had windows 2k, then added fc2 and it worked fine. then i added SuSE personal 9.1 and it uses it's own bootloader, with which i can't get into Fedora. i'm also having trouble mounting my fedora partitions. HELP ME:cry:
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