dual boot problem

[Thomas Kaiser (ubuntu)]

R Kimber wrote:

>maybe it thinks grub is a virus?
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Maybe you have virus protection in the BIOS switched on which can cause 
problems.

>Maybe I have to replace the mbr for the windows disk to work properly,
>and then find a way of re-installing grub.
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Reinstalling Grub is easy:
- Boot from the LiveCD
- Mount the root partition to e.g.: /mnt/Linux
- Do a "change root" the the mounted partition chroot /mnt/Linux
- run grub-install and it should be installed
- Check the manpage of grub, grub-install to get more informations

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>>You can try to build a NT Bootfloppy
>>http://www.nu2.nu/bootdisk/ntboot/ and see if you can boot with that
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If it boots correct from the floppy, try to fix the partition boot 
record of the hda1. Otherwise I think you have a hardware/driver problem 
in windows.

Regards, Thomas

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