Niall Walsh wrote:
> Quoting Stephen Kelly <steveire at gmail.com>:
>>>> If so possible solutions include:
>>>>>> setup a separate boot partition Xandros grub can access (e.g. ext2 or
>>> even fat)
>>>> I'll try this one first I guess. Should I set the bootable flag on
>> the partition?
>>>> No.
>> Probably it doesn't matter in this case, but there is no point as you
> aren't actually booting this partition. You are still booting the
> Xandros partition and hence it's grub which will simply read a couple
> of files from this new partition when you select the appropriate entry
> from the menu.
Nice. I've now got a command line ubuntu installation. Next step I think is get that array.org kernel on here for ethernet and wireless drivers, then get kde4 on it.
Thanks for that,
Steve.
>> Niall
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