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Old 28-08-2008, 07:12 PM   #1 (permalink)
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My friend has XP & ubuntu installed on his system but he wants to have fedora along with these two.How to do it? He has enough free space on a different partition.
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Just install Fedora in that separated space and Grub(Bootloader) will pick the other 2 OS automatically.
No sweat!!
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I tried by installing grub both in the mbr one occasion and on the hard drive partition .
But both did not give the desired result.
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Thats strange. Ok. Install Fedora Grub in its partition and then edit the grub menu.lst of Ubuntu and enter this in that file
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title Fedora
root (hd0,6)
configfile /boot/grub/menu.lst
Change the partition as required and check if it is grub.conf in fedora instead of menu.lst and change accordingly.
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Thanks, I did the same thing and it worked...But with one change there is no default permission to edit menu.lst I gave it the necessary permission and it worked.
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It always worked for me!!!
What do you mean by "default permission"? You need root to edit menu.lst file. I hope you havent change its persmission to local user.
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