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i tried adding windows on grub menu
i saw on the wiki that i need to add this code:
# (1) Other OS
title My Other OS
rootnoverify (hd0,1)
makeactive
chainloader +1
how i check what to put instead "hd0" and "1"?
ty
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hd0 = first primary drive
hd1 = second primary drive
hd0,0 first primary, first parition.
Example:
hda1 = hd0,0
hdb2 = hd1,1
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two thinks
1)so if i have only one hard disk i need to put hd0?because i have only one and in the grub it's hd1
2)how i know who is the first partition?
tank u
btw
hd0 = first primary drive
hd1 = second primary drive
hd0,0 first primary, first parition.Example:
hda1 = hd0,0
hdb2 = hd1,1
it's need to be
hda2 = hd1,1
right?
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Yes it will be hd0,?
run the command df to see what your partitions are.
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regarding your other question from another thread on grub not loading: it sound like you need to reinstall grub to your hardrive:
grub-install /dev/hda
if that doesn't work then you probably are using the newer PATA or SATA subsystem in the kernel in which case replace hda with sda.
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where i need to write that code?
http://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?t=28461
and the partitions name are sda1 for ex' and not hda1
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uh...its a command, run it from your command prompt.
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so to insert the installation disk and instead to write /arch/setup
to wrote the this:grub-install /dev/hda?
and where i need in the installation to install the grub
i choose the main partition( / )
it's ok?
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boot into the install cd. Get into a terminal, I think (alt+F1 or alt+F2):
grub
>root (hd0,?) # ? is the partion where your kernel image lies
>setup (hd0)
>quit
then boot into your system.
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he told me he dont know this command
(i get this message too when i insert the code grub-install /dev/hda)
however
i install arch again and this thim i choose another partition for the grub
(i always install grub in the main partition , u know, where is the kernel and all this)
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never mind
how i install gnome and all this? i need also xorg?
btw
i still didnt configure the internet
can i do all this without internet?
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To install Xorg:
pacman -Sy xorg
but I suggest you also read the Xorg7 HOWTO on the ArchWiki. While on the ArchWiki, check out:
Desktop Environment which should answer your other queries.
You will need to have an internet connection working for pacman to grab the packages from the repos.
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hda2 = hd1,1
right?
not really, hda2=hd0,1
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