My computer has a SSD drive along with a SATA drive. I've installed Windows on the SSD drive (Intel) already and I would like to install Linux Mint on a partition created on the SATA hard drive. So I partitioned the SATA hard drive like so: linux-swap, EXT4 and a FAT32 partition.
I installed Mint on the EXT4 partition, and when I restarted the computer, there is no GRUB!
First I've installed Windows 7 and then Linux Mint on another hard-drive. So when I started the PC I saw the Grub-Menu with the possibilities to start Mint or Win7.
Then I wanted to install Ubuntu too. So I installed Ubuntu on the same hard-drive as Windows. And here is the problem:
The Grub-Menu was the same. I could choose between Windows and Mint.
Hello...
I had ubuntu 11.04 installed on another complete hard drive thats not even connected with my main hard drive. see I Just unhooked my Windows vista hard drive. and put another drive to run ubuntu.
Installed Fedora 16 x86_64 LXDE a few months ago.
Before installation I resized my C:-partition from inside of Windows so I could get some free space to install Fedora on (so I would be able to dual-boot with Fedora and Windows Vista). The installation went fine and Fedora is usable and all BUT I am not able to boot Windows Vista anymore!
Hi,
I am new to linux and this is my first linux installation.
I have 2 hard drives in my computer: one with two partitions (the first one being the windows partition and the second one the documents partition), and the other hard drive with just Fedora in it.
I decided to reinstall windows and I formated the windows partition before doing it.
hi, I have windows installed, linux installed (slitaz) and would like to use GRUB as my bootloader to choose between them at startup. Only one problem...
I currently don't have GRUB installed and do not know how to do so... I have the Super GRUB disc and tried for hours without any hope..
i have a few partitions and only one hard drive.
Have Ubuntu installed on a 1TB SATA 3 Hard Drive. Also have Windows 7 installed on a separate 1TB SATA 3 Hard Drive. Unplugged Windows Hard Drive before installing Ubuntu as previous versions of Linux always destroyed my Windows installation. What will happen when I plug in the Hard Drive with Windows 7?
Linux newbie/windows intermediate user can't find his second hard drive. I have a dual boot MS Win Vista / Ubuntu 9.10 system.
First hard drive has 3 partitions:
Win NTFS with Vista loaded on it
Ubuntu 9.10 with ext4
A linux swap file.
The 2nd hard drive is visible in windows but I can't find it in Places -> Computer.
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