I know this is a pretty stupid question, and even though I have been using Linux for a little while, I haven't had to deal with this before.
I have on my primary hard drive Windows at hda1, and Linux at hda2. I've installed GRUB, and read a few tutorials on dual booting. The official documentation states that since Windows is an unsupported OS, it uses the 'chainloader' command to pass the booting over to the Windows bootloader. What I'm wondering about is, with my current setup is this possible? I thought that when one bootloader(GRUB) was written to the MBR, then the other bootloader(NTLDR?) was overwritten. I'm embarrased and clueless about this.
Can anybody answer this for me?