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On 05/21/2010 04:52 AM, Gabriel S. Coonce wrote:
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<div>Also, GRUB doesn't reside in a partition. It's in the Boot
Sector of the drive(the first 512 bytes of any disk).<br>
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On May 21, 2010, at 12:36 AM, "Tab Gilbert" <<a
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A google search for<br>
windows ubuntu "No Module Name" boot finds several potentially useful<br>
links. This one suggests a solution (follow the thread through). I<br>
haven't looked at the others but if this doesn't help then have a look<br>
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Is this a Dell computer.? Dell is mentioned in the forum link and
there has been problems with Dell DataSafe corrupting grub. <br>
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tab<br>
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The link to SuperGrub gives this:<br>
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Grub default installation consist on installing what we call stage1 in
the MBR. After that after the MBR and before the first partition
beginning the stage1_5 is written. This stage1_5 conflicts with some
Windows policies that want in this space their own data. You can
however bypass this problem by linking stage1 to stage2, which it is
not located in this problematic area.
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This sounds like a Grub2 problem which will one hopes be fixed in
the future. It appears that stage1_5 is written into the first
partition after the MBR which is always the win7 partition. I hope they
fix it soon.<br>
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73 Karl<br>
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