Re: Booting Windows from second drive, can't see D: partition

On Sat, Jul 21, 2001 at 07:21:24PM -0600, aco907 wrote: Hi, Hello, I've set up Grub on my system to replace Lilo, but I've got a problem. I boot GNU/Linux from hda and Windows 98 from hdb. On hdb, C: is a large primary FAT32 partition (hdb1) that is bootable, and D: is a logical FAT32

Re: Booting Windows from second drive, can't see D: partition

On July 22, 2001 02:20 am, you wrote: Hello, Do you mean that GRUB chainloads correctly the MS loader, but the following steps fail ? IIRC, the MS loader is not able to boot from an extended partition, and waits after a C: partition. Try this the `hide' command (see the info manual : `info

Booting Windows from second drive, can't see D: partition

Hi, I've set up Grub on my system to replace Lilo, but I've got a problem. I boot GNU/Linux from hda and Windows 98 from hdb. On hdb, C: is a large primary FAT32 partition (hdb1) that is bootable, and D: is a logical FAT32 partition where windows is installed to. When I try to boot Windows