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Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: RHIT-#1 in Engineering for 8 straight years
Posts: 234
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fedora + windows 2000
so I'm trying to dual boot windows 2000 with fedora core 4. Before I get too far....My system:
MSI K8N Diamond Plus AMD Athlon 64 X2 4800+ 2GB Corsair XMS 200GB SATA 3 Gb/s HDD eVGA 7900GT Enermax Liberty 500w anyways so I installed windows first like I was told I should from a different thread and it worked fine. Then I installed Fedora and it worked fine. But the first boot I attempted after both were installed went wrong. When GRUB loaded I selected the windows partition and after thinking a bit came up with: rootnoverify (Hd0, 2) chainloader +1 Error 13 Invalid or unsupported executable format I can still boot up Fedora just fine--no problems. Heck if I know what windows' problem is though. Thanks |
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Location: The voices in my head disagree...
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I've never seen that happen when dual booting a machine. What options did you select during install? Sounds like you just over wrote something...but again i've never had this happen to me dual booting a system, although I think that was the error I got when I tried to install two linux's and Windows on one drive. I think you just over wrote the "root" for windows ("C:\" with "/" for linux) Remember, the linux partition has to start at the end of the windows parition and GRUB should be installed to the MBR.
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changed course
I had switched to Win2000 but I decided that maybe it was the problem (before any replies had surfaced on this thread) so I went online and ordered a copy of Win XP pro and Fedora Core 5 (I would've downloaded it myself but I have slow internet at home).
Let ya know how it goes when they come (thanks for the advice though). |
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