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| I'm trying to install Fedora Core 3 test 64 bit on a RAID array and the
install goes fine (Fedora sees the RAID and auto partitions [I'm new at all
this] the array, installs the "bootloader" GRUB for dual boot. After
rebooting the computer (setting the BIOS to SCSI for 1st device boot) it
hangs at "GRUB". I must explain that I have windows installed on my other
IDE HD hence the need for a dual boot. Is it possible to have Linux on a
RAID array and windows on an IDE drive and dual boot? If so, what I'm I
doing wrong? I posted this question on the REDHAT INSTALL newsgroup and
somebody said that I should try to boot with the SCSI as first boot device.
I tried that and it still hanges at the GRUB prompt. Any suggestions?
Thanking you all in advance
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System:
Athlon 64 3200
Gigabyte GA-K8VT800 Pro
1 GB DDR ram
nVidia 5800 256 MB 8X agp video card
two 36 GB WD raptor SATA hard drives on the RAID array striped 0
one WD JB 60 GB IDE HD for data and WINDOWS
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