Hi
I'd be very grateful for a bit of advice regarding a Grub issue, please.
I have a dual boot desktop, running 10.04 LTS and Windows XP. I recently made
the mistake of running a free Windows disk management tool in the XP partition
which appeared to corrupt the MBR.
The result was that when I subsequently booted up I just got the "Grub Rescue"
prompt. With a combination of research and trial-and-error I was able to get
the PC to boot properly, with access to both Ubuntu and XP using the following
commands at the "Grub Rescue" prompt:
set prefix=(hd0,5)/boot/grub
set root=(hd0,5)
insmod normal
normal
While I could type this in with every boot, you will appreciate that it would
be a bit of a pain. Could anybody suggest a way of saving these commands so
that they run automatically, thereby restoring my machine fully back to normal?
Thanks.
Regards
Nige --
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