Vista+Debian dual boot

[Jenei Gábor-2]

Hello!

I've just installed yesterday a Vista instead of my old XP to my
computer.Naturally the Vista setup deleted the GRUB's MBR entry.How can
I solve now to dual boot my debian and vista?Can I recover grub by some
way?Or how could I configure the Vista bootloader to boot Debian?


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[Dennis Johansen]

You might give this fantastic tool a shot.

http://www.supergrubdisk.org/

Can do exactly what you are looking for.

/ Dennis

Sent from Hvidovre, Hovedstaden, Danmark

2009/9/25 Jenei Gábor <jen.gab@...>

Hello!

I've just installed yesterday a Vista instead of my old XP to my computer.Naturally the Vista setup deleted the GRUB's MBR entry.How can I solve now to dual boot my debian and vista?Can I recover grub by some way?Or how could I configure the Vista bootloader to boot Debian?


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[Lennart Sorensen]

On Fri, Sep 25, 2009 at 01:10:44PM +0200, Jenei Gábor wrote:
> I've just installed yesterday a Vista instead of my old XP to my  
> computer.Naturally the Vista setup deleted the GRUB's MBR entry.How can  
> I solve now to dual boot my debian and vista?Can I recover grub by some  
> way?Or how could I configure the Vista bootloader to boot Debian?

Boot the debian installer in rescue mode, select your root partition,
and then in the shell run 'grub-install /dev/sda' (replace sda with your
actual disk like hda if necesary).

Then exit, and select to reboot.

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Len Sorensen


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