I need your help urgently!

Recently, I installed Red Hat 9 and use grub as the loader.

Before installing, my hard disk has such partition:

hd0,1 XP (C:)

hd0,2 XP programs (D:)

hd0,3 Backup disk (E:)

hd0,4 My work files (F:)

all of them are NTFS system.

I use PQ magic to resize my last partition and installed RH 9 on the new partition. RH9 can boot up but XP failed, says:

xmnt2002 cannot be found

autochk cannot be found

I use my XP CD boot into revoery mode, and found my partition now changed to:

hd0,1 H:

hd0,2 I: (for RH 9)

hd0,3 J: (for RH Swap)

hd0,4 C: (this is my former D: drive)

hd0,5 D: (this is my former E: drive)

hd0,6 E: (this is my former F:drive)

I checked the grub.conf and found the following for title DOS:

rootnoverify (hd0,4)

chainloader +1

I tried to change the (hd0,4) to (hd0,1)

but that could not boot my XP at all.

Could you please help me if I can get XP boot up normally?

Thanks for your kind help!

Best Regards,

Tan Hao

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