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wrote: > Maybe I'm wrong here, but doesn't one of the partitions on the drive > need to be marked 'Active'? Also, BIOS needs to know which drive to > start the booting process from, so if you've got two drives, make sure > the one your installed grub to is setup as the first drive your BIOS > sees, and that its set to boot from it (sometimes called C: to the > BIOS) > > -Josh > Hmm, I think I did all that. The partition is marked active in fdisk, and I can bring up a BIOS-based boot menu to select which drive to boot from. Trying to boot from that drive gives me an error that a boot record is not found. I've got three drives in the machine: one Maxtor, two Western Digital, and so choosing based upon model number helps me confirm which one is hd0/hda. -Don
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