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I have a dual boot machine but I am currently only able to access XP... I am a complete n00b when it comes to Linux but had three months of bliss with RH9... I steadily got hooked until sudenly my system restarted one day with only a grub commandline prompt and an "error 18 ..." message.
I have tried various things since then but nothing seems to work... is there anything i can do to rescue the RH9 I have installed???
I have since i overwritten RH9 with RH Fedora and part of that process reinstalled Grub. Thinking the problem was solved I rebooted only to find that now grub crashes.... no commandline prompt... nothing!
I suspect there is a prblem with the MBR... Is there anyway I can fix it?
It could be that grub is just corrupted in the MBR. You can use fedora CD to reinstall grub. Type grub-install to do this. Also you can use Knoppix to do the same.
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