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VBP and Dual boot with XP question. (solved)
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augie
Algis Koscus
PostPosted: Mon Aug 07, 2006 12:40 pm Reply with quote

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What build are you running there by the way?

I'm running Beta 2. There's a problem with the second command.

 
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Graham Massey
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Please post the contents of bcdedit so that we can see what drive has now been allocated to {ntldr} and then we'll take it from there.

Have you rebooted yet to see if it works already?
 
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augie
Algis Koscus
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Grav!ty wrote:
Please post the contents of bcdedit so that we can see what drive has now been allocated to {ntldr} and then we'll take it from there.

Have you rebooted yet to see if it works already?


Reboot only goes straight to XP. I'll be receiving a new drive next week but I'm interested in getting this solved and in the process I'm learning a lot here.

 
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Graham Massey
PostPosted: Mon Aug 07, 2006 4:57 pm Reply with quote

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Now that the drive letter of your XP installation has been fixed try running bootsect /NT60 ALL again but take the command prompt C drive with CD\ before running it
 
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augie
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take the command prompt C drive with CD\ before running it


Erm, I'm not too sure on this, can you elaborate a bit? oops

EDIT: You mean I should be in C:\ when doing this?
 
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Graham Massey
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Yes, just run CD\ and enter before running bootsect /NT60 ALL smilenod
 
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augie
Algis Koscus
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Grav!ty wrote:
Yes, just run CD\ and enter before running bootsect /NT60 ALL smilenod


OK, here it is, and it looks good, no errors at least. smilenod

I'll reboot now.
 
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augie
Algis Koscus
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You are the man Graham, you took on my wonky drive set up and beat it into submission! It all works now! notworthy I can't believe it but it's true! It's nice to see that a wonky install does not mean a clean format all the time! It's very much appreciated Graham!
 
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Graham Massey
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Oh wow thats excellent news thank you augie. Theres just a few basic requirements and if they all exist then it must be possible to "rescue" an installation. It's when the basics are not in place that things become really tricky

I'm glad you perservered and got it working. We all learned a lot in the process thumbsup
 
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Kevin Durbin
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That IS good news...... what a piece of work there!!
 
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