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I have installed WinXP in harddisk 1, and Redhat 9 in harddisk 2. However, after installing Redhat 9 and restarted the pc, it booted automatically into WinXP without prompting me to select which OS to boot. WinXP is installed before installing Redhat 9. What can I do to edit GRUB of linux or perhaps boot.ini of WinXP? Now I could only enter WinXP and I didn't create the rescue disk.
Start over on your Linux installation, and be sure to install Grub in the MBR this time. If you're like me, you'll install it several more times before you're satisfied with it anyway. While you're at it, I'd install Fedora rather than Redhat 9 anyway.
boot into linux using the redhat install disk...once in, open a terminal and type "grubconfig" and it will walk you through the steps of installing grub to the MBR.
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