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Comments:
<0> heh
<1> The system owner will NOT allow any changes to XP, except adding the one line to C:\BOOT.INI
<2> Question then becomes "why?", LizardMan ?
<3> f~LizardMan: maybe you grub installed in wrong hdd
<2> Also, what if you stick GRUB on /dev/hdb (the MBR), not on /dev/hdb1
<2> *sdb
<1> Because they use XP for their job, and this linux bit is just to see their 64 bit hardware run in 64 bit mode for once.
<4> LizardMan, XP would still be unaffected, you'd just use grub to boot it, and grub looks so much prettier than NTloader
<1> The problem with using grub for both is that if something happens to linux, they are locked out of XP.
<3> ntloader s*cks
<0> im using ADSL, no ppp or stuff like that, connected via DHCP, is there a utility i have to use to configure eth0 and other things to connect to the internet?
<0> grub is pretty ^^
<1> The ntloader has always worked for me in the past. I simply created a bootsect.bin file with dd and added the line to boot.ini
<5> lin0win: rp-pppoe?
<3> f~LizardMan: i've installed XP first, and then FC5
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