Dual boot

[John Welch]

On Fri, Oct 8, 2010 at 3:03 PM, David Rose <DRose at proviss.com> wrote:
> John, you are correct and I fixed my typo, however now it lists the boot
> parameters and then locks up.
>
> I tried changing it to (hd2,0) and it tells me it's an invalid drive so it
> looks like it's seeing the drive OK.
>
> Thanx ... Dave
>
>

Maybe try booting to the CentOS side and then run 'fdisk -l /dev/sdb'.
 If your Windows disk originally came with the Dell maybe there is a
Dells tools/utilities partition or something like that on the disk.
Your Windows partition could be (hd1,1), for example.  Just a thought.