I have a test machine running Vista, several old Windows versions (XP, Win98 etc) and 8 different Linux versions, which all have Grub installed in their respective root partitions.
Vista and the old Windows versions load correctly and when I add any of the Linux versions with EasyBCD it runs correctly. The problem arises when I try to install more than one version of Linux in easyBCD. Only the last version of Linux listed in EasyBCD is booted correctly. For example, an entry in the Vista boot loader might look like:
Earlier Versions of Windows
Microsoft Windows Vista
openSuSE v10.2
Ubuntu 7.04 Feisty
Kubuntu 7.04 Feisty
Fedora Core 6
The first two Windows entries work correctly but selecting any of the Linux entries always results in booting Fedora Core 6. I have tried changing the order of the Linux entries but it is always the final entry which is booted.
In addition, I am unable to see more than 9 partitions in easyBCD even though there are more partitions in use.
Any help with these problems appreciated.
Vista and the old Windows versions load correctly and when I add any of the Linux versions with EasyBCD it runs correctly. The problem arises when I try to install more than one version of Linux in easyBCD. Only the last version of Linux listed in EasyBCD is booted correctly. For example, an entry in the Vista boot loader might look like:
Earlier Versions of Windows
Microsoft Windows Vista
openSuSE v10.2
Ubuntu 7.04 Feisty
Kubuntu 7.04 Feisty
Fedora Core 6
The first two Windows entries work correctly but selecting any of the Linux entries always results in booting Fedora Core 6. I have tried changing the order of the Linux entries but it is always the final entry which is booted.
In addition, I am unable to see more than 9 partitions in easyBCD even though there are more partitions in use.
Any help with these problems appreciated.