Suse dual boot vista

Nonstop IT. Exit Federal Government. Partner Program. Find a Partner. Become a Partner. Open Source Projects. SUSE Italia. SUSE Israel. For additional information on this process, please see TID One final step required to dual boot is to edit the GRUB menu and add an entry that will boot Windows. Its position in the file will determine the order that the entry shows up in the GRUB menu when booting. The title is arbitrary and simply influences what the entry in the GRUB men is called.

The beginning with "root" will need to be customized based on where Windows is located. This line needs to be in GRUB syntax. Join Our Community. Go to Customer Center.

All Products. Cloud-native Transformation Orchestrate containerized applications. IT Operations at the Edge Deploy intelligent devices to the edge. From here, you will need to specify the drive and partition that GRUB is going to be installed or reinstalled to.

We can do that by using the following command: Code: Select all root hd0,1 There may be a few changes that need made here depending upon the current setup. First, you need to make sure the drive type is correct.

The next item, the '0', is the drive number. Zero 0 specifies that it is the first hard drive in the sequence. If it is the second hard drive, this would be changed to '1' one and so on. Keep in mind that numbering starts at '0' so you would take the drive number and decrease it by one for the number used here. The last number, '1' in the example, is the partition where GRUB is to be installed. The drive type would need changed as described above along with the disk number.

Since we are installing to the MBR, you will want to specify the drive that currently contains the boot information that is used by Windows Vista. Thread: dual boot vista and suse Join Date Dec Posts 6. Re: dual boot vista and suse Originally Posted by JET Leap That was probably bad luck.