drazelian
December 2nd, 2010, 01:08 AM
Today I completely formatted my hardrive (laptop), and partitioned it up.
I made 200 gigs for win 7 (ntfs)
25 gigs for ubuntu
and 3 gigs for swap space
First I installed windows 7 on the 200 gig partition. Once that was done
I booted into ubuntu live, and began the install. I gave ubuntu the 25 gig partition, as an ext2 filesystem, and / as a mount point.
I made the 3 gig partition's file system linux swap.
After the install was done, It told me to restart the computer, which I did.
It did not boot into grub, it just went into windows 7 as it normally would, as if ubuntu had never been installed in the first place.
What can I do to make my PC recognize ubuntu's presence and make it so I can get to grub and choose my OS?
Thanks
I made 200 gigs for win 7 (ntfs)
25 gigs for ubuntu
and 3 gigs for swap space
First I installed windows 7 on the 200 gig partition. Once that was done
I booted into ubuntu live, and began the install. I gave ubuntu the 25 gig partition, as an ext2 filesystem, and / as a mount point.
I made the 3 gig partition's file system linux swap.
After the install was done, It told me to restart the computer, which I did.
It did not boot into grub, it just went into windows 7 as it normally would, as if ubuntu had never been installed in the first place.
What can I do to make my PC recognize ubuntu's presence and make it so I can get to grub and choose my OS?
Thanks