Simply add an option to so that the
default boot can be changed to something, but then changes back to it\'s
original setting after that boot.
This way I can create an option of
`Reboot into Windows`, walk away for a coffee and find it sitting in Windows or
other o/s ready for me.
Unless perhaps
My linux drive is on my only SCSI disk, partition zero
and
Windows is on IDE disk , partition 1.
I have tried all combinations of hd0,0 / hd0,1 / hd1,0 etc and cannot get grub to chainload Windows from the SCSI drive. At the moment I have to go into the BIOs and change from SCSI to IDE to select
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Asides:
- My SCSI card isn't a Adaptec AIC-7880, by the way, so that's not
and I think /boot/grub/device.map is ok too
- I hope I'm on the closest mailing list to the subject
On 7/3/05, Jago Pearce <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Yes. I can't understand why but when
Yes. I can't understand why but when I do that it just stops there,
displaying the boot options with no error messages
On 7/3/05, Vincent Pelletier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Jago Pearce wrote:
> > Therefore
First of all, I'm really sorry about this because it stinks of an FAQ.
However, the WIKI is down and it seems to be unusual enough to not be
in the man page.
I have grub on my SCSI drive, which is always in the computer. From
time to time I put an IDE drive in the computer so I need to chainload
