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Sooo... I did something rather stupid. Long story short, I reinstalled Windows 7 on my other patition and I lost GRUB. Why did I reinstall? Because the Arch partition was the main one where the bootloader was located so I couldn't get in Windows 7.
Here is my configuration:
/dev/sda1 ~20GB Arch partition (not seen in windows 7)
/dev/sda2 ~70GB NTFS Windows 7
/dev/sda3 2GB swap
I can't install GRUB from the Arch installation image as it says /dev/sda (tried /dev/hda as well) not found. FDISK does find it, though and sees everything.
I used 1 hard drive, divided in two. What was C: is now /dev/sda1, what was D: (now is C: in Windows 7) is /dev/sda2.
How can I get GRUB back without reinstalling Arch (not that I have anything important, but don't want to go through hassle again)?
Cheers.
Last edited by bgalakazam (2010-03-30 23:05:58)
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have you tried 'grub-install /dev/sda'?
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which grub? (edit: grub 1 or 2?)
did you try http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/GRU … stallation ?
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have you tried 'grub-install /dev/sda'?
I can't install GRUB from the Arch installation image as it says /dev/sda (tried /dev/hda as well) not found.
which grub? (edit: grub 1 or 2?)
did you try http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/GRU … stallation ?
GRUB 1 from the installation image.
setup (hd0) cannot find the drive.
setup (ho0,0) works, but it's pointless as Windows 7 holds the MBR.
grub-install /dev/sda doesn't work as it says not found.
I think I will just reinstall Arch, it's my fault that I didn't set up Windows properly before installing Arch.
Any other helpful thoughts?
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