As I recall, Windows doesn't play nicely unless it is the first Hard Drive.
Which can be a pain now that you have Linux installed, so you'll
have to do things like:
Re install LiLo on the boot partition of the Windows hard drive.
In /etc/fstab change the hda and hdb 's around.
Swap the two drives
Did you install mandrake or linux first? Has Windows ever booted properly
in that configuration on its own (ie before you installed Mandrake)??
I have a feeling that Windows wont boot because it needs to be on the first
partition on the first drive or it gets really mad. Try setting it up as
fo
> If I swap hda and hdb, Windows boots straight up, so the
> drive is definitely bootable.
> Any ideas?
Yep. Windows insists on being in the first partition on the first
drive. I've yet to see any installations where it can reside
somewhere else. If anybody has had success with this I'd be
