/boot/grub/menu.lst or grub.conf needs to be modified to include boot options for the XP and RHEL.
You can also use NTLDR to load your system. The grub img needs to be in C:\\ and boot.ini should include an section to boot rhel.
You could also re-install RHEL after XP and write grub in the MBR at the end of installation. It should take care of the XP installation by default. (It SHOULD, but I don't use RedHat , so, ...:))
BTW, use 9GB as the swap is a waste. You know that, don't you? :p
嗯,不錯,但忘了一步。:)
所有跟帖:
• Thanks for the above responses -德州扒雞- ♀ (144 bytes) () 08/22/2007 postreply 10:42:15
• use swapfile instead of swap partition -butdie- ♂ (135 bytes) () 08/22/2007 postreply 12:18:02