Barun-
Just like before, go into grub and drop into the command line by pressing "c". Then type :
Code:
kernel /vmlinuz root=/dev/hda1
Now lets look at the code of above. The first part, 'kernel' obviously lets the boot manager know that the path to the kernel is. Then, you see '/vmlinuz'. This must be replaced with the kernel path to the OS that you want to boot into. You then see: root=/dev/hda1. Just like previously, you must change the /dev/hda1 part accordingly. Then
i believe that you simply type:
However,im not entirely sure about that. Try this link that i found online:
http://www.linuxselfhelp.com/gnu/gru...er/grub_4.html
Go under the GNU/Linux part. It shows you how to boot from there.
Good luck!
~~~Infasoft~~~