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> No, it does work. I hgave one machine with Fedora's grub in the |
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> MBR. One choice it had was to jump to grub in a partition so you got a |
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> second set of boot options based on what hot-plug drive was installed. |
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> It worked fine. |
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> I did my first test of trying to use the NTLDR. It did attempt to |
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> load the grub menu but then the grub boot fails, probably because I |
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> have built a bad kernel or something. I think that this Windows NTLDR |
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> method may end up being sort of difficult to get the machine working |
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> the first time, but very reasonable later.. We'll see. |
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Mark, go visit this site - I've had great luck with bootpart, ntldr-ing |
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and both 2K desktop and XP laptop. |
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http://www.bootdisk.com/ |
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