Am Donnerstag, 22. September 2005 06:58 schrieb Mohammad Moghimi:
Hi,
Hi,
quote: - reboot and choose "manual install" "boot installed system" It doesn't add itself too my boot loader despite I told it to write boot loader itself. Do you mean I must add its image manually to my bootloader?
Well...yes...but there is no bootsector you can add until now. Reboot from CD, choose "manual install" "boot installed system", run Yast and try to let it write a bootloader. I told it not to write in MBR, because there is a patched bootsector from my notebook vendor. If you use ext2/ext3/reiser you can write it to the bootsector of your root -or if you have boot- partition. My way: I let YaST write the bootsector to /dev/hda7 (my root partition) dd if=/dev/hda7 of=BOOTSECT.LIN bs=512 count=1 I copied the file BOOTSECT.LIN to my drive C: and added C:\BOOTSECT.LIN="OpenSuSE Linux" to my boot.ini If you have grub as your bootloader in MBR just add title OpenSuSE Linux chainloader (hdX,Y)+1 to your menu.lst, where X is the drive number in grub speak and Y is the partition number. -- mdc