Re: SuSE Linux 10.1 booting to Windows

>     I've been lurking on this list for quite some
> time now, and my time has finally come to beg an
> answer. I have just installed (seemingly
> successfully) 10.1 onto my desktop, which also has
> Windows XP. When starting the computer, I see the
> options for (something like):

>     LINUX 10.1
>     FLOPPY
>     LINUX SAFE MODE
>     WINDOWS

>     When I select Windows, it goes through a few
> steps, then returns me to the Boot Screen again
> (booting to LINUX does work, though). When I look in
> the Partitioning in YaST, I see that I have data in
> /dev/sda1, and that it is an HPFS/NTFS file system,
> as /windows/C
>     My data (I see 8.3GB) seems to be there, but I
> have no way to get to it, or to get to Windows! 
>     Novell tech support has been *worthless* on
> this. Only telling me that I must now pay for
> "Advanced Support". This after I have just (in good
> faith) installed their product, which has now messed
> up my machine! I have been using 9.1 (with a
> partitioned drive, with Windows 98SE) on my laptop
> for almost 2 years now, and was so far impressed
> with SuSE.
>     Does anyone know how I can get it to boot up
> Windows again?
>     I've learned a lot from this PLUG group over the
> years, just by reading others' problems.
>     Thanks for any help offered......
>     Richard Allen