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On Wed, 30 Jul 2008 09:52:14 -0400 Don Levey <[hidden email]> wrote: > Jerry Feldman wrote: > > > You should be able to boot your system from the Fedora installation > > CD/DVD since when you choose Boot from Hard Disk, it does not use the > > MBR. Once you have a running Fedora, you can run the system-config-boot > > utility either from the command line as root, or from the > > Applications/System Settings menu. This utility will fix your MBR. > > > > > UPDATE: > I guess it's not the MBR: > * I can't "Boot from Hard Disk" using the F9 DVD. > * Running system-config-boot, whatever it does, didn't help: I still get > the same problem. > > Is there a utility I can use to see what's actually there? Do I need > to "syslinux" the disk? > > Also, for amusement, I used the DVD to "Upgrade an existing > installation". This read my hard drive, chugged around for a few > seconds (presumably deciding that everything was up-to-date), asked me > to update my boot loader (I did) and then exited. No change in the > situation. Should I do this again, but create a new bootloader?
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