Web Clark (RR) wrote:
Replies below interleaved with your comments, but let me state a new
question first just so it does not get lost. (The question will make
more sense after you read my response to your comments and suggestion):
Is there a way in a menu.lst to REMOVE the "active" or "boot"
Replies below interleaved with your comments, but let me state a new
question first just so it does not get lost. (The question will make
more sense after you read my response to your comments and suggestion):
Is there a way in a menu.lst to REMOVE the "active" or "boot" attribute
from a part
Win2K ignores "hiddenness". Further, no matter which Win2K system I
boot, it puts its paging file on the earliest Primary partition, calling
it "C:".
Do you use hide and unhide commands from grub ?
I can move the paging file to the boot partition (e, f, g, etc.), but:
[1] I cannot remove t
I have solved my original problem, and have new ones. I apologize for
the length, but as far as I can tell from searching I have gotten
further than anyone has published before, so I assume that this will be
interesting. I DO have a system with 2 Linux and 7 Windows 2000
systems bootable. T
adrian15 wrote:
dd copied (hd0,2) to (hd0,3) to make system for the kids, then
modified boot.ini in the copy to point to the right partition
(details below).
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When I boot (hd0,3) I get:
Invalid BOOT.INI file
Booting from C:\winnt\
NTDETECT failed
I suppose that NT Boot code has sa
dd copied (hd0,2) to (hd0,3) to make system for the kids, then modified
boot.ini in the copy to point to the right partition (details below).
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When I boot (hd0,3) I get:
Invalid BOOT.INI file
Booting from C:\winnt\
NTDETECT failed
I suppose that NT Boot code has saved somewhere the po
I have set up a system with grub, two Win2K Primary partitions for
'legacy' aps and kids games, and Linux extended partitions for regular
use, but it will not boot the second Win2K Primary. I get "Invalid
BOOT.INI file..."
Details of how I created the setup are below.
I thought that this wou
