Funny that Knoppix ruined your boot partition... But anyway, to correct it you could
boot using your 1st RedHat cdrom and then use the 'rescue' option or whatever to get a
shell. Then, create a mountpoint ('mkdir /blah') and mount your harddisk on this point
('mount /dev/hdaX /blah', where X is the partition with /bin and /etc/ and stuff).
Then change the root ('chroot /blah'), mount the boot partition if /boot is on a
separate partition and rerun grub. Reboot.
> I've been looking at the knoppix projects online and saw a new one
> that was suppost to be based on redhat, I was like woohoo! So I burnt
> the thing and re-booted.... First off it didn't boot all the way and
> stuck in checking for new hardware thing..... I rebooted again,
> ejected the CD and tried to log into my redhat 7.3 installation but
> only got the grub> prompt.
> Can somebody tell me what I need to type/do to get back into my linux
> partition?
> I'd appreciate some help, please
> Geoff
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