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Hello members of Linuxquestion.org ,guys I had Installed Windows Xp n Ubuntu 8.04 which was working 5n.I installed RHEL 5 on the System which apparently has overwritten the Grub of Ubuntu n now I can access Windows Xp n Red Hat Server 5 from the Red Hat's Grub but I can't access Ubuntu.
I tried out many things like editing the Redhat's /etc/Grub.conf with the 3 lines of Ubuntu but Still it isn't working if anyone could tell me the probs by anyways I would be pleased...
thnks in advance...
If you copy the relevant parts from the Ubuntu menu.lst into the RHEL one, you should be fine, so why don't you post your menu.lst and the output of "fdisk -l" and explain what is on which of the partitions.
Suppose you had LinuxA on sda1 (grub's hd0,0) and LinuxB on sda2 (grub's hd0,1). If grub was installed with Linux B, and you want to get back to having LinuxA "own" it, just do:
Code:
grub #starts the grub shell
root (hd0,0) #tells grub it's going to be tied to disk1, partition 1
setup (hd0) #installs grub to the MBR
Then of course, you would have to edit the LinuxA menu.lst to include an entry for LinuxB.
Hey Thnks guys but the probs is Solved now as I had went to RHEL IRC chat n told the guy who was supporting me tht One of my forum friend(Billy) said me to paste the relavant lines on the menu.lst file of Ubuntu Interpred so we had a chat n he told me the lines which should be pasted to menu.lst file of RHEL,my System is now perfectly booting no probs at all thnks guys for ur help ...
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