Ok,
First, I would boot into the Linux system. Run 'mount' to see which
partitions are being mounted. If Windows was on disk one then that would
be /dev/hda and the second disk would be (depending upon how many
ide drives total there, including cdrom, cd burner, LS120 drive, Zip
drive, etc.) /dev/hdb, /dev/hdc, or /dev/hdd. If the partitions that are
mounted are all on hda, then you are probably hosed... however if not then
you may be able to configure the boot program to look for the other
operating system. It would be helpful to know the operating system and
version in order to help further- also which boot loader is being used.
On Sun, 16 Dec 2001, Ryan Krostue wrote:
> So on my first day of Linux...
>
> I have a system with 2 hard drives. Windows was on hard drive 1, and drive
> 2 was blank for use with Red Hat. I went thru the entire setup, and thought
> I selected to install Red Hat on Drive 2, and leave Drive 1 alone.
>
> Well... after install and the OS chooser list comes up, Red Hat is the only
> thing there. I can't even seem to boot from the Win 2000 CD now.
>
> Any suggestions? I need to have this be a dual-boot machine.
>
> Thanks!
> Ryan
>
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