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Old 09-19-2005
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How to uninstall grub

hai,
i have a problem. i installed RHEL 4. The system got hanged during installation.so now i want to install Windows XP. when i boot from cd i am getting grub> prompt. so i want to remove grub from MBR.
And i am having 128MB RAM.whether it is recommended for installation for RHEL4.

Give me a solution for removing grub

Thanks in advance for any help

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