LinuxFan9
January 22nd, 2010, 09:40 PM
Hi there,
System:
- XP Prof 1 /dev/sda1
- XP Prof 2 /dev/sda2
- Ubuntu /dev/sda5
Grub 2 installed in the MBR ->
booting all three operating systems with no problems.
BUT:
Grub 2 installed in the MBR destroys the driver of alcohol, which is installed on XP 1st.
Alcohol starts, but then there is an error message that the driver of alcohol could not be loaded and there is no virtual drive of Alcohol.
But that's what I need using XP Prof 1.
How can I use Grub 2, booting all three Operating Systems, without destroying the driver of alcohol?
Sincerely.
System:
- XP Prof 1 /dev/sda1
- XP Prof 2 /dev/sda2
- Ubuntu /dev/sda5
Grub 2 installed in the MBR ->
booting all three operating systems with no problems.
BUT:
Grub 2 installed in the MBR destroys the driver of alcohol, which is installed on XP 1st.
Alcohol starts, but then there is an error message that the driver of alcohol could not be loaded and there is no virtual drive of Alcohol.
But that's what I need using XP Prof 1.
How can I use Grub 2, booting all three Operating Systems, without destroying the driver of alcohol?
Sincerely.