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Originally Posted by otheus
You copied too many bytes and overwrote the partition table (or part of it). You should copy only 384 bytes in your dd command. Until then, all bets are off. Hopefully you made a backup copy of the boot sector?
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Just to clarify, there is no problem with either OS, I can boot into them fine, but I need to tell my BIOS which HDD to boot from.
The problem is the bootsect.lnx file which the NTLDR boots from, which when selected, doesn't boot into CentOS as expected. I will try:
Code:
dd if=/dev/hdb of=bootsect.lnx bs=384 count=1
and see if that helps.
