I think we're all misunderstanding each other. I've been messing around for a few days trying to get the graphical boot loader back, and I don't want to get into a situation again where I have to re-install my OS because I didn't know what I was doing. Am I correct in thinking this?Īlso just for reference my HDD setup is as follows:ĭrive 0: 1 Partition - 2TB Storage, no OS.ĭrive 1: 1 Partition - 120GB SSD, Windows 8ĭrive 2: 4 Partitions - 785GB Storage, 100GB Win 7, 2GB Linux Swap, 47GB Ubuntu LinuxĪny help would be really appreciated.
#Grub4dos boot windows 8 windows 8
My understanding of NeoGrub is that it's a bootloader within a bootloader, and so hopefully shouldn't interfere with the Windows 8 one. Basically I was hoping someone could:Ī) Provide help setting up the NeoGrub script to load the latest version of Ubuntu.ī) Tell me if there's any chance doing this will compromise the nice graphical boot loader in Win8. I've got no experience using grub at all, or Linux really for that matter. I've installed NeoGrub, so that's there as well, but at the moment it's useless. After a couple of re-installs I've got it to work, but at the moment on with Win8 and Win 7.
I've had some problems getting the Win8 graphical boot loader to stick around. Not having an issue as such but was just hoping to get some advice.
0 kommentar(er)
