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29-Apr-2004, 09:42 PM #1
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Hi All,

I installed Windows XP on my computer and then installed RedHat 9 to be a Dual Boot.

It gives me the option of RedHat and DOS at the computers startup.

RedHat goes into redHat just fine. But DOS is supposed to go into Windows XP, instead it goes into System Recovery?

Please Help Me......Any Ideas?
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05-May-2004, 08:36 PM #2
Did you repartition the drive before or after the redhat install. (check msconfig. I belive there is an option there which may explain why it boots into system recovery). Sorry that this thread got lost.
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