BootNewbie
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As the title says, I have Windows 7 64-bit installed on one hard drive and Linux Mint 13 installed on another hard drive (installed after Windows).
There are 3 partitions for my Linux setup:
/
swap
/home
The Mint bootloader was installed on the same partition as /.
I downloaded and installed EasyBCD 2.2.0.180 and created an entry for Linux (using Grub 2 and manually selecting the Linux root partition). When I reboot, I see an entry for Linux (in addition to Windows 7) but when I choose that option, I am taken to a grub prompt. Why is this happening? For what it's worth, I did some searching and was able to enter the appropriate commands at the grub prompt to boot Mint.
Any help is very much appreciated.
There are 3 partitions for my Linux setup:
/
swap
/home
The Mint bootloader was installed on the same partition as /.
I downloaded and installed EasyBCD 2.2.0.180 and created an entry for Linux (using Grub 2 and manually selecting the Linux root partition). When I reboot, I see an entry for Linux (in addition to Windows 7) but when I choose that option, I am taken to a grub prompt. Why is this happening? For what it's worth, I did some searching and was able to enter the appropriate commands at the grub prompt to boot Mint.
Any help is very much appreciated.