Hey!
I have Vista installed on the primare master. Vista was installed first. I have installed Fedora 7 on the secondary slave. Partitioning of the linux-drive is standard settings. The bootloader is grub, which I installed to the /boot partition. It is instructed only to boot Fedora and not to care about any other partition.
Using EasyBCD 1.6 I added the linux partition to the Windows bootloader.
After reboot Fedora shows up as an alternative. But When I choose it every thing that happens is:
loading new partition
Bootsector from C.H. Hochstätter
GRUB
And then nothing!
Is there something wrong with the configuration of grub or is there some sort of disk error? Or what could it be? Should I try a linux rescue CD and rescue the installation?
The linux drive is an IDE, set as a secondary slave. The Vista drive is a SATA drive.
This post is also posted in a general linux forum. I hope there's no hard feelings due to that.
Very thankful for assistance,
I have Vista installed on the primare master. Vista was installed first. I have installed Fedora 7 on the secondary slave. Partitioning of the linux-drive is standard settings. The bootloader is grub, which I installed to the /boot partition. It is instructed only to boot Fedora and not to care about any other partition.
Using EasyBCD 1.6 I added the linux partition to the Windows bootloader.
After reboot Fedora shows up as an alternative. But When I choose it every thing that happens is:
loading new partition
Bootsector from C.H. Hochstätter
GRUB
And then nothing!
Is there something wrong with the configuration of grub or is there some sort of disk error? Or what could it be? Should I try a linux rescue CD and rescue the installation?
The linux drive is an IDE, set as a secondary slave. The Vista drive is a SATA drive.
This post is also posted in a general linux forum. I hope there's no hard feelings due to that.
Very thankful for assistance,
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