 | | | Trouble with GRUB and multiple HD 's | Trouble with GRUB and multiple HD 's 2004-02-07 - By Harry Hoffman
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Gaaa! No, windows has never been on these disks. There is a linux fdisk. In
fdisk partitions can be marked as bootable (as long as they are primary partitions).
The disk is not bootable in the sense that there is a valid Operating System on
it, it is used as a data disk. I 'm attempting to install GRUB on it because it
is the only disk that the BIOS will see as bootable.
Cheers,
Harry
Quoting Otto Haliburton <ottohaliburton@(protected) >:
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* > I don 't know how fdisk knows whether a disk is bootable or not. Can you
* > boot a OS from that disk, if so what are you booting from it? I think you
* > are saying you ran fdisk /mbr a windows thing that will rewrite the mbr to
* > the disk, if there was a valid mbr to start with. Is the disk bootable to
* > another OS?
* >
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