I'm almost certain that this question has been asked before, but it didn't really help at all. So, I have two partitions; 1) A TrueCrypt-encrypted Windows 7 partition, and 2) A dm-crypt/LUKS encrypted Ubuntu 9.10 partition.
I am trying to keep my bootloader simple in that it will load GRUB automatically, then if I choose 'Windows 7', it'll load the Truecrypt bootloader and allow me to enter my password. Unfortunately, the old method of copying the truecrypt MBR to a file and booting from that only produces a "Truecrypt bootloader corrupted" error. And, since GRUB2 doesn't support booting from ISO's, I can't boot from the Truecrypt rescue ISO. Any ideas? I've tried everything. Thanks! -- I just saved a bunch of money on my car insurance by threatening my agent with a golf club. --xkcd
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