On Oct 22, Ning Ma wrote: > > Sorry for my ignorance. I just install Linux with GRUB as bootloader, and > unfortunately, my computer does not boot from hard disk any more. It > can boot from floppy disk, but I could not boot into my Window 98 system. Lets guess: When you boot from the hard disk only the "grub>" prompt appears, right? This means that grub is loaded, but can't find its menu (menu.lst). So it asks you to enter command by hands. Try entering at the grub> prompt: configfile /grub/menu.lst If I'm right you should get your menu, provided that you have a menu.lst at all, see the grub tutorial... > The following is my configuration: > > hda1 Win98 vfat > hda2 Linux /boot ext2 Your menu.lst is probably at /grub/menu.lst in your boot partition, but grub searches in /boot/grub/menu.lst. After booting linux from disk, you should put a symlink in your boot directory: cd /boot ln -s . boot Jochen _______________________________________________ Bug-grub mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-grub
