Ntloader missing and can't get dsl working in Ubuntu
Mark Nottingham
mark at planetman.co.uk
Fri Sep 16 20:46:51 UTC 2005
Thomas Kaiser (ubuntu) wrote:
> Mark Nottingham wrote:
>
>> This happened to me when I first installed Ubuntu. All I did was boot
>> up with the XP cd and go into the recovery console, then manually
>> copy ntldr and ntdetect.com (just in case) to the root of C. It was
>> fine after that.
>
>
> But this would mean the installation of Ubuntu did somehow hurt the
> ntldr?!
>
> After you copied ntldr and ntdetect.com you could boot XP from grub?
> And this was the only thing you did?
>
> I am just intrested.
>
> Thanks, Thomas
>
Yes, that's right. I got the grub menu with Windows XP listed in it, and
Ubuntu booted fine but Windows didn't. After copying the 2 files over
Windows was OK.
My laptop never had this problem though even though I dual boot on this too.
Regards
Mark
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