On Mon, 11 Jul 2011 17:06:32 -0400, NG (Nat) wrote: > I know that things just look bleak right now, someone please help me > see all my operating systems upon boot. > > Ok, the details: > Windows 7 Ultra system with ONE 1-TB hard drive. Purchased that way. > When the last Ubuntu (11.4 I think) was released I installed it on the > system in order to practice KDE 4.6 when not using Windows, while > waiting for Fedora 15. So, until my Fedora 15 install on this machine, > Windows 7 was my primary system, KUbuntu secondary but with enough > tweaking that I don't want to wipe it until completely comfortable > with Fedora 15. > So, today I installed Fedora 15 from DVD. I made sure that it did not > use any of the used partitions and setup a new set of partitions for > Fedora 15. > Fedora installed ok and boots up, but to my horror F15 did not append > itself to the Grub2 list (installed by Ubuntu). So neither Windows 7 > nor Ubuntu is available on the bootloader list. > > This should be minor for those well versed with Grub2, but I am at a > loss and a bit frightened. What made you think it would "append itself" to some other OS's bootloader config file? You've had the option to alter the bootloader installation, to either install it into the MBR or into the boot sector of a partition. The former overwrites any existing bootloader in the MBR. Obviously. The latter can be used to chainload Fedora's GRUB from your existing GRUB2 - you would append the chainloading commands to your GRUB2 manually, however. -- users mailing list users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe or change subscription options: https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/users Guidelines: http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Mailing_list_guidelines
