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First Cup of Ubuntu
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Adding Windows XP to grub.cfg
I have searched the forums and none of what I have found helped.
All the posts refer to editing the menu.lst file. Yet the grub installation I am using uses the grub.cfg file. I am not sure how to add a Windows installation in that file. But it exists in the menu.lst file. Is there some way I can get grub to use the menu.lst file or can someone help me with adding the Windows installation to the grub.cfg file. Partitions are as follows. sda1 -> Windows sda2 -> /boot sda3 -> swap sda4 -> / Thanks in advance. |
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First Cup of Ubuntu
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Re: Adding Windows XP to grub.cfg
I was able to solve the problem.
It was as easy as adding the following to the grub.cfg file Code:
menuentry "Windows XP Pro" {
set root=(hd0,1)
chainloader +1
}
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