tux.
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On one of my machines, I use dual-boot Linux / Windows 7. I used EasyBCD ("GRUB2") to add my previous Linux installation (Linux Mint Debian Edition) to the Windows bootloader which worked fine. Mint's grub was installed to /dev/sda2 or whatever its partition was.
Now I changed the distribution on that machine, from LMDE to Fedora Core. I made the mistake to install grub to /dev/sda this time, so things were wrecked up. I decided to go for the default Windows boot loader (for now), so Fedora's grub is not existing anymore. While considering to use EasyBCD to solve that problem, I noticed that it still has old LMDE's grub: When I add a new GRUB2 entry, it is labeled "Linux Mint Debian Edition". Obviously, old Mint's grub (different from Fedora's grub) still resides on some partition.
How can I delete it?
Now I changed the distribution on that machine, from LMDE to Fedora Core. I made the mistake to install grub to /dev/sda this time, so things were wrecked up. I decided to go for the default Windows boot loader (for now), so Fedora's grub is not existing anymore. While considering to use EasyBCD to solve that problem, I noticed that it still has old LMDE's grub: When I add a new GRUB2 entry, it is labeled "Linux Mint Debian Edition". Obviously, old Mint's grub (different from Fedora's grub) still resides on some partition.
How can I delete it?