Hello,
First I'd like to say that I've done a lot of search before asking this question. And even if I found some infomations, my question remains.
So here is the situation
A disk with Win7 and Ubuntu in dual boot, but not with grub2.
Hi, always remember to save the output of grub-mkconfig to your /boot/grub/grub.cfg, that doesn't happen automatically. I suppose that is your problem since GRUB2 shows all entries it finds in its config file even if they are garbage e.g. the partition or loader doesn't exist.I have this alias in my .bashrc so I won't ever forget.
Hello,
I am running Ubuntu 10.04 Lucid Lynx and Windows XP in GRUB2 based double boot on a Dell Vostro notebook.
For historical reasons I had two separate NTFS data partitions:
/dev/sda1 fat16 DellUtility 39MB
/dev/sda2 ntfs XP 24GB boot
/dev/sda4 ntfs data-1 22GB
/dev/sda3
I tried to delete old ubuntu on dual-boot via win7 to get more win space (partition had non-ajacent NTFS free disk partitions and woldn't allow me to move in either gparted or win) and reinstalled ubuntu with alongside windows selected. I left about 1/2 NTFS and 1/2 ext3 before reinstalling ubuntu.
HI!
I have a problem...
I have boot loader in sda1
Win7 in sda2
WinXP in sda3 (and these are like first partitions)
next in sda4 (sda4 is LVM) are sda5 (data) and sda6 is linux partition
in sda6 is root directory ( / ) and "swap"
xD
when I installed WinXP my multiboot broke...
If your system only boots into memtest and there’s no entry in Grub for ubuntu after Ubuntu Karmic installed,this post may help!
Start your machine and after BIOS screen, keep SHIFT key pressed. GRUB menu should be there. If you can see the appropriate entry to boot, try it. It may work.
I'm on a laptop with Chakra/Win7 dual boot.Today I found that I can't scroll down to choose Win7.The bar remains still at Chakra, which is the one I boot last time.So I cut off the power and boot again, and it only works after a few times of cut off and power on that I finally can choose win7I'm now under win7, to finish schoolwork that only support windows.Would you please tell me
Hi all, I'm a relative Linux newbie, and am currently dual-booting Win7 with Xubuntu 12.10.
However, I am aware that in 6 months time, a new version will come around which I will probably want to upgrade to. This is where my question comes in...
Dear Fedoraforum's users!
Initially I had win7 on my laptop.
I have formatted one partition (sdb2) with no data on it from ntfs to ext4 to install Fedora17
After formatting and installing I cannot boot to win7 anymore.
When pick Win7 in menu I have: "Windows failed to start.