A PC with Windows XP, Vista and 7, each on their own disk partitions (the Windows 7 Boot directory is on the XP partition, 7 was installed last of all). According to the EasyBCD 1.7.2 instructions, I need to install Ubuntu with the bootloader on its own partition (rather than to the root partition of the disk). I did this, but when I start Ubuntu with EasyBCD, it just goes to Grub and there is no /boot/grub/menu.lst file. There is no /boot/grub/stage1 either.
I re-installed Grub, as suggested by Ubuntu (removes grub-pc and replaces it with grub apparently). However, there was still only one file (maybe it was a directory) in the grub directory. I have removed the partition now, because I got fed up with it.
It's supposed to be easy isn't it? So what am I doing wrong?
Thanks for any advice, Andy
I re-installed Grub, as suggested by Ubuntu (removes grub-pc and replaces it with grub apparently). However, there was still only one file (maybe it was a directory) in the grub directory. I have removed the partition now, because I got fed up with it.
It's supposed to be easy isn't it? So what am I doing wrong?
Thanks for any advice, Andy