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I successfully removed Grub and got syslinux installed. I "can" get both Arch and Win7 to boot, BUT Win7 always initially starts up in Recovery mode, so I cancel, reboot and it starts right up. However, now in order to boot arch, I have to run a live Cd to change the boot flags back to the proper partition because windows has stolen the boot flag. Thoughts?
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Well.. Minutes after posting this it hit me! If windows insists on booting the recovery partition.. I probably told it to! Went in and changed the windows entry in syslinux.cfg to the correct device and waa laa ! Problem solved.
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I successfully removed Grub and got syslinux installed. I "can" get both Arch and Win7 to boot
How did you make dual boot work using syslinux? In this topic:"https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=168819" guys are telling me right now me that it can't be done.
Please respond.
Last edited by 71GA (2013-08-26 00:37:18)
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LinuxChick wrote:I successfully removed Grub and got syslinux installed. I "can" get both Arch and Win7 to boot
How did you make dual boot work using syslinux? In this topic:"https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=168819" guys are telling me right now me that it can't be done.
Please respond.
Don't do this. You have your own thread; crossposting soliciting support in other threads is selfish.
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LinuxChick wrote:I successfully removed Grub and got syslinux installed. I "can" get both Arch and Win7 to boot
How did you make dual boot work using syslinux? In this topic:"https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=168819" guys are telling me right now me that it can't be done.
Please respond.
@71GA: We already gave you LinuxChick's solution in your original thread (specifically ssyslinux.cfg was generated correctly and I had to correct the changes that you made to a correct file). The problem is that you've done something completely unrelated to the bootloader, so LinuxChick's solution won't work for you.
@LinuxChick: Could you please mark your thread [Solved]?
Last edited by clfarron4 (2013-08-26 00:46:35)
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