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GRUB: Dual boot Linux, Win98, and W2K?

GRUB: Dual boot Linux, Win98, and W2K?

2002-08-26       - By 012950864@(protected)

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Hi all:

I have three systems: Windows 98, Windows 2000 Advanced Server, and Linux on my hard disk. I set up the three in this order: Windows 98, Windows 2000 Advanced Server, and then, Linux. Windows 2000 is in extended DOS partition (/dev/hda6), and the boot.ini file is put in the drive C: of Windows 98 (/dev/hda1). For the default configuration, I can only see two entries in GRUB menu:

DOS
Linux

When I select DOS, the boot.ini menu pops up for me to choose between Windows 98 and Windows 2000. In this case, how can I add an entry for Windows 2000 and boot directly into it from GRUB?

To be more specific, I would like to tell GRUB to bypass boot.ini and go directly to Windows 2000. Is it possible? If so, pls show me how?

Thanks for any comments.
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