phreak0ut
The Thread Killer >:)
I think this kind of a strange problem and I don't know if anyone of you have encountered. I got a Western Digital 40GB PATA HD, which I'm using at as a slave along with Seagate 160GB SATA HD. I've got Ubuntu Feisty installed on my SATA. Today, I installed a distro(can't name it here for obvious reasons) on the PATA drive, because this distro can't detect my SATA HD due to a bug in the BIOS(this has been confirmed by MSI. I got a MSI-RS480M2 motherboard). This distro has the base of Slackware. Since LILO of this new distro can't write into the SATA HD, I had to write it to the /root partition. Now, while booting, I can see only the options of Ubuntu and Windows, but not the other distro, for obvious reasons. Is there any method for Ubuntu to detect this distro as well and let me boot into that? I really, really need that distro as well. Please help out guys!