One of my coworkers installed Red Hat 7.3 on another partition of a Windows 
2000 system.  We installed GRUB in the master boot record (MBR) of the hard 
drive and now only Linux will boot (Darn!).  Windows 2000 gives a file 
missing error an will not boot when selected from the GRUB menu.

OK, I know if we boot with a Windows boot floppy and run "fdisk /mbr" this 
will restore to MBR allowing Windows 2000 to boot but then Linux won't 
boot.  Is there a way to do the "fdisk /mbr" and then get back to the Linux 
boot too, without having to re-install Linux?

Alan "Not wanting to do it again"