> -----Original Message----- > From: Peter Boy [mailto:pboy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] > Sent: Monday, November 17, 2003 4:35 PM > Nevertheless, it's not a big deal. I suppose you use shrike as your > Linux distro in /dev/hda6 and the boot loader is grub. That is correct.. > Given that Scenario: > > 1. You start Win Boot Loader -> Select current Linux (Shrike) > 2. It starts Shrike's boot loader -> select SuSE (or whatever) > 3. It starts SuSE's bootloader -> select boot SuSE > 4. You will boot SuSE > > OK, it's not straightforward, but is works, with only minimal > impact on > your current system. Actually I understand, to me it's pretty starightfoward.. Only thing is.. If I understand it completely, this would mean that I would have 3 different bootloaders installed 1. NTloader (that will have the bootpart image of Shrike to load up Grub) 2. Grub laoder (after selecting RH from NTLoader, it loads up Grub for me to load RH) 3. Lilo for SUSE (or any other distros) Q: Can I do this?? instead of your (to load suse) NTlaoder->Grub-RH-Loader->Suse Lilo Loader-> SUSE Finally Use Bootpart to rip the MBR of /dev/hda7 (SUSE) into C:\ (/dev/hda1) and then add an entry into NTloader to reflect : 1. NT 2. RH 3. Suse Ntloader->RH or Suse in 1 step?? (Er.. maybe you don't know about bootpart but I find it to be a useful util) Okay.. Let me experiment.. Thanks -- Shrike-list mailing list Shrike-list@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/shrike-list
