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Trying to get FC6 up on the other household system and been having problems with this system. First it was just way to slow installing, then it started failing on X11 install. I managed to get it to install via HTTP However. BUT......
Now it seems that even though it loaded successfully, I dont have a GRUB option and it just boots into Windows.
My disks are setup as:
Master 80GB
C:\ Partition with WinXP Home
D:\ NTFS
M:\ NTFS
Use a live CD and do task B5 of this link. Use fdisk -l to make sure of the drive labels. You probably need to substitute /dev/hdb1 (second drive, first partition) for /dev/hda4 (in the example). Leave /dev/hda alone (unless fdisk returns /dev/sda or something different for the drive label), as that will install it to the Master MBR.
Not having used Fedora, I assume /mnt/sysimage is your root linux partition (/dev/hdb2). The command should be grub-install /dev/hda with no partition number. If that doesn't work, you might actually have to mount /dev/hdb1 instead since that's the boot directory. I've not worked much with LVM, so I'm not sure what affect that has on this whole process...
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