I am working without a net here. All of my data, terrabyte of family photos...etc.
I have a Vista/Ubuntu dual boot set up (with Grub to manage it). I am about to upgrade from vista home basic 32 bit to windows 7 ultimate. Before I do though- I want to make sure that this will not mess with my boot loader.
OK, I have read for days and have tried many different ways, including reinstalling xp, then ubuntu a second time.
After I finish my Ubuntu install, grub runs at boot like it is supposed to.
Only grub displays Ubuntu, Ubuntu repair, memtest, and Vista recovery.
I have installed XP over the Vista partition, leaving the recovery partition alone for now. Then installed Ubuntu side by side.
Hi guys,
I have a dual-boot machine, with Vista and Fedora 11, which is working great. I use GRUB as the boot manager, as Fedora was installed after Vista. So far, so good..
Hi friends,
Just a few days ago..
I dual booted opensuse along with vista.
I installed opensuse in extended partition, with grub and gave the option as "boot from extended partition".
Now everything is fine..
im able to boot into suse as well as vista..
Now how can i restore my vista bootloader?
Hi ,
I've already had a dual boot system Vista/Hackint0sh , the system looks like this :
http://www.flickr.com/photos/47753924@N03/4403708726/
with Bootloader is East BCD 2.0 beta .
after trying Ubuntu from Live CD, I've decided to install it:
I partitioned the HD where my Vista installation is by shrinking it on Vista, and I've left the space empty without formatting it; then I've used the live CD to install Ubuntu (12.04), which seemed to complete fine.
At boot no GRUB requester happens and Vista boots regularly, whereas from its disk management tool the empty space I had
hello
Hello, I will first say that I am sorry if this information is already somewhere on the forums, If it is I cant think of a good search string for it.
I have seen many similar problems but none with the exact issue I am having so please don't half read and flame me.
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