Win7, hard disk installation Fedora14

1 Prepare grub4DOS
Unzip grldr grldr.mbr grub.exe to the root directory of the C drive
Create the file menu.lst in the root directory of the C drive, enter: < BR>title fedora 14
root (hd0,0)
kernel /vmlinuz
initrd /initrd.img

boot
(If the startup fails, please use it at the grub prompt Start the command to Win7
Root ( hd0,0 )
Makeactive
Chainloader /bootmgr
)

2 Add grub to Windows7 Start boot
Open cmd Enter bcdedit /Create /d " fedora" /application bootsector
will appear like {89d9317d-9b10-11df-8af7-faa3bfca45b5} tag
create a new batch grub.bat
edit:
bcdedit /set { 89d9317d-9b10-11df-8af7-faa3bfca45b5} device partition=C:
bcdedit /set {89d9317d-9b10-11df-8af7-faa3bfca45b5} path \\grldr.mbr
bcdedit /displayorder {89d9317d-9b10-11df- 8af7-faa3bfca45b5} /addlast
pause

Double-click grub.bat

grub to start booting ok.

Abandon the hard disk installation, intend to delete the boot vector that was customized in Win7
. This is easy to do by consulting the help file for the bcdedit tool.

bcdedit /delete {...} Just fine.

But after deleting and restarting, I found that I can't enter the system normally. I have to use the grub command to enter. Considering the reason, it should be because Win7 itself is booted through grub, and grld4DOS grldr overwrites the original grldr, which leads to failure to boot properly.

A very easy solution is to use the DiskGenius software:

After entering the Windows with the grub command, run DiskGenius and select "Hard Disk - Rebuild Partition Boot" to fix it.