hi,
boot the linux box into rescue mode with a boot cd. To do this, at the
boot prompt, enter linux rescue and press enter.
the system will boot into rescue mode. after this, execute
>chroot /mnt/sysimage (this is basically your installation of linux)
after this, the system will take you to "your" linux installation. once
you are here, execute the followin command:
>grub-install.
this will re-install your grub and the system will allow u to login to
windows/linux.
Kumaresh
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not able to boot to Linux
Hi,
I have a dual boot machine with Windows 2003 and RHEL 4 configured on
it. I formatted a logical partition on windows 2003 and tried to reboot,
after that i'm not able to boot to neither windows nor RHEL, i get grub>
prompt after rebooting the machine!!!!! can you guys help me to
troubleshoot
this problem!!!! Thanks in advance n have a gr88 weekend!
Regards,
Yogi
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