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For completeness, post the output of "fdisk -l" (run as root) |
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except i only needed to use chainloader (hd0,1)+1 boot but then I installed the graphical grub. brought me back to windows 3.1 with that crap. lol |
mofugga !!
Please do not drag up 5 year old threads the first post was on 01-08-05, 02:53 PM |
I think in floppy there isn't a command to boot windows from grub.
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So you know what, I will post whatever I want, Wherever I want, Whenever I want. I can see countless posts with the same thing going on in this very website. So what you gonna do, Have me banned!? lol. I can go to hotmail and make emails all day long. Ban me by my ip and i can change it all day long. So, good luck to you, and leave me alone, or I'll call John Walsh on America's most wanted and tell him your a kidnapper. |
what ???
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I just have 1 question now. I have been able to boot into windows but everytime my laptop turns ON I have to type in these set of commands. How do I make it boot properly ? Any help will be appreciated. Thanks. |
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Whenever I try to hit enter, it says, "Wrong filename". It doesnt go to the next line.
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Unfortunately I can't remember what exactly worked, but with a few trials it worked. |
I was able to enter:
root (hd0,0) makeactive chainloader --force +1 boot And then I get the message "read error" |
angelmtz
You need to start a new thread and give information on which Linux distribution you are using and what you are trying to do, boot some windows system? |
Windows actually advises against having two systems on one partition, as one confounds the other.
In the Windows XP repair console you should be able to re write the MBR and Fixboot. Having chosen which Windows with the 1 or 2 seeing you have more than one. At the Dos Prompt you will need to type: fixmbr c: It will ask for a yes or no. On selecting Y, it will write a new MBR and politely wipe out Grub. So be warned. Then type fixboot c: it will ask for confirmation with y/n selecting y will write the new boot sector. Note you could of course by pass the Windows Repair Console and press R, this will cause Windows Setup to delete a bunch of files and replace them. This will take some time. Lots of patience needed. Grub will need to be reinstalled, or Easy Boot Programme. There's a freeware programme that will make the equivalent of Grub. Instead of Grub appearing on the screen first the Easy Boot Programme screen. Here you can choose a Linux distribution. Either way your in for a long haul job. |
Same issue, different OS
Recently my windowz crashed after an update from microbrain and I tried everything to get it to recover. I know full well I created multiple restore points but no recovery disks would find them.
This leads me to believe I may have been hacked, but you never know with how badly microbrain makes its OS. I was left with little choice but install another windows 7 (ultimate) from a USB stick, on top of it with the old windows being renamed to windows.0 This new version installed just fine, and after a couple of reboots seemed to start working and asked for the usual, english, GMT. etc. I walked away and came back and it had rebooted and I see a file not found error. I pressed enter and now I get a grub command line menu. I have tried several of the suggestions, and I believe chainloader is working, but the next line dow is chainloader /bootmgr I tried just typing chainloader by itself and get a different error so it appears chainloader is working and looking for something and not finding it. I have tried the repair disk option, am not trying to find fdisk from the command line and failing. Help? |
Try to download Bootrepairer.iso I've used it more than once to repair the Grub successfully.
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