Description of problem: Installing FC5 onto a Compaq PC: The drive is factory setup with 2 bootable partitions: first partition: FAT32 'recovery system' second partition: NTFS 'default XP' system. Installing FC5 after the above 2 partitions produces a grub.conf with only the first partition as an "Other" boot option. [Booting systems 'recovers XP', that it, it rewrites the MBR, etc.] Shouldn't anaconda/grub produce a grub.conf with both bootable windows partitions? Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: Every time Steps to Reproduce: 1. 2. 3. Actual results: Expected results: Additional info:
Unfortunately, _most_ Windows partitions appear bootable and so we only do the first one. Otherwise, we hit problems where we set up lots of unbootable partitions.
(In reply to comment #1) > Unfortunately, _most_ Windows partitions appear bootable and so we only do the > first one. Otherwise, we hit problems where we set up lots of unbootable > partitions. Installing Ubuntu on same system setup grub with both Windows partitions, so I could choose between them. Hadn't thought about the unbootable partitions.... No problem leaving this CANTFIX.