Save your Linux boot loader for windows boot loader (for any linux Operating System)
- sudo su root
- dd if=/dev/sda of=/media/drive_c/ubuntu7.img count=1 bs=512
- now open windows c:\boot.ini file and append following line
- c:\ubuntu7.img="Load My Ubuntu boot Loader"
- /dev/sda stands for your hard drive it might be different use according to your hard disk.
If you don't know you can get it from the following command
- sudo su root
- cfdisk
If you are not able to mount, then use the path ~/home/ubuntu7.img and you can take back up of the file using any USB Device. and then switch to windows and put it into the boot.ini and modify it
- Tested with Ubuntu 7.10 and 8.04 and Fedora 7, but it will work for any Linux OS
- How it works? => This will generate a file named ubuntu7.img which contains starting 512 bytes of your hard disk.