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Old Apr 27th, 06, 12:26 AM
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Safe Dual booting?

I am thinking about adding a second HDD to my main PC so I can play around more with Red Hat.

Will Grub do anything with my Windows HDD at all?



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It will install the boot loader information to it, thats all (that I know of). I repartitioned my laptop drive so I could use Ubuntu (I need to find another distro that is a little more user friendly with my hardware) and in essence it is two drives, and it said it installed information on my Windows drive. Also, I would not suggest trying to boot up if you removed the non-windows os before removing the boot loader. If you find a way to do so then let me know, I would be really happy.



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