apancholi
January 22nd, 2013, 03:48 PM
I am trying to Triple-Boot w/ Mountain Lion10.8.2, Ubuntu and Windows7.
System Configuration is -
Intel(R) Core(TM) i3 processor.
Motherboard: Intel chipset with AHCI enabled.
4GB of memory.
500 GB of internal hard disk space attached to Intel SATA controller running in AHCI mode.
We have made three partitioned, two 100-100 GB partitioned for MAC and Linux and 300 GB partitioned for Windows.
We have successfully installed MAC OS X and Window 7.
On windows we have downloaded the latest wubi.exe and follow the steps mentioned in guide (https://wiki.ubuntu.com/WubiGuide). After latest Ubuntu has been downloaded and it has been extracted successfully, it asked to re-start the system.
Once we restarted the system, on boot screen, we are getting only "grub>" prompt. We pressed TAB and see options. Tried different options like - "Boot", "configfile", "linux", "continue" but it asked for file-name. What file-name we need to specified?
We have installed Linux on D:/ partition where we can see Ubuntu folder. What we need to type after "grub>" prompt on boot screen? Do we need to specified any file name located in D drive?
System Configuration is -
Intel(R) Core(TM) i3 processor.
Motherboard: Intel chipset with AHCI enabled.
4GB of memory.
500 GB of internal hard disk space attached to Intel SATA controller running in AHCI mode.
We have made three partitioned, two 100-100 GB partitioned for MAC and Linux and 300 GB partitioned for Windows.
We have successfully installed MAC OS X and Window 7.
On windows we have downloaded the latest wubi.exe and follow the steps mentioned in guide (https://wiki.ubuntu.com/WubiGuide). After latest Ubuntu has been downloaded and it has been extracted successfully, it asked to re-start the system.
Once we restarted the system, on boot screen, we are getting only "grub>" prompt. We pressed TAB and see options. Tried different options like - "Boot", "configfile", "linux", "continue" but it asked for file-name. What file-name we need to specified?
We have installed Linux on D:/ partition where we can see Ubuntu folder. What we need to type after "grub>" prompt on boot screen? Do we need to specified any file name located in D drive?