Ok, I installed grub on /dev/hda instead of /dev/hda2 this time and it
appears to have worked. My apologies for posting prematurely.
Parenthetically, I'm not sure why installing grub into the mbr worked,
while installing lilo into the mbr apparently did not, unless my
subsequent installation of
Hi,
I've been running a dual boot Debian/Windows98 system for months without
trouble, using grub as my bootloader.
Recently I replaced 98 with XP, just reformatting my FAT32 partition
before the install. I expected to have to reinstall Debian to get grub
back in place, but was pleased to find
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