[LBo] I've lost SuSE since dual booting!

[Anita Lewis]

On 09/17/2006 01:24 PM Anita Lewis wrote:

> 
> Or you could boot into Fedora and then mount the SUSE partition.  Then 
> look at the menu.lst in SUSE and copy the SUSE part into your Fedora 
> menu.lst
> 
> Let's say SUSE is on /dev/hda2
> 
> mount /dev/hda2 /mnt  (you may have to add "-t reiserfs" or whatever 
> type it is.  You also may have to "mkdir /mnt" if you don't have it.
> 
> cd /mnt/boot/grub
> less menu.lst (find the part that has the title for SUSE and copy that 
> into /boot/grub/menu.lst on Fedora)
> 
> Then when you reboot, you should see a stanza for SUSE.

If you can boot into Fedora, then try this section instead of messing 
with commandline grub.  You will need to know what partition SUSE is on 
and you may need to figure out what type of filesystem you are using on 
it.  Most likely it will mount without a type listed, but if it is 
reiserfs, then you need to do the mount with '-t reiserfs' in it to tell 
mount what the filesystem is.

Anita