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document.writeln("50 | # sudo fdisk -l /dev/sda");
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document.writeln("According to this my Windows partition is hda1. To continue with my plan to add Windows boot option I typed in the following line:");
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document.writeln("# sudo nano /etc/grub.d/11_Windows");
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document.writeln("This created a new a new file. I then added the following lines:");
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document.writeln("#! /bin/sh -e");
document.writeln("echo \u201cAdding Windows\u201d >&2");
document.writeln("cat << EOF");
document.writeln("menuentry \u201cWindows 7\u2033 {");
document.writeln("set root=(hd0,1)");
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document.writeln("Now save the 11_Windows file.");
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document.writeln("Bare in mind that in earlier version of GRUB, if your Windows was installed on first partition then you need to give root=(hd0,0). Thats how GRUB used to number partitions. Starting from GRUB 2, you need to give root=(hd0,1), if your Windows is installed on first partition. So under GRUB 2 it looks like this:");
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document.writeln("First partition (/dev/sda1): root=(hd0,1)");
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document.writeln("Next type the following command:");
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document.writeln("# sudo chmod a+x /etc/grub.d/11_Windows");
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document.writeln("Next type in the following command:");
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document.writeln("# sudo update-grub");
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document.writeln("You should be able to see something like this:");
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document.writeln("# sudo update-grub");
document.writeln("Generating grub.cfg \u2026");
document.writeln("Found linux image: /boot/vmlinuz-2.6.30-9-generic");
document.writeln("Found initrd image: /boot/initrd.img-2.6.30-9-generic");
document.writeln("Found linux image: /boot/vmlinuz-2.6.30-8-generic");
document.writeln("Found initrd image: /boot/initrd.img-2.6.30-8-generic");
document.writeln("Adding Windows");
document.writeln("Found memtest86+ image: /boot/memtest86+.bin");
document.writeln("done");
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document.writeln("Now close all the open programs and type in the following command to your terminal:");
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document.writeln("# sudo reboot");
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document.writeln("If all went well you should see Windows 7 option in your GRUB2.");
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document.writeln("-Eric");
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