Dual Boot / GRUB Being Bypassed

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Post by Husse »

I think this has to do with that you mix SATA and IDE drives
You have put Grub on hd(0) and on IDE that's the disk you have Mint on.
Change the boot order for the disks in BIOS so the IDE disk is first and then you'll get grub as it should be.
Had you installed on one of the SATA disks the first of these would have been hd(0)
This is not consistent for all systems (I think) but depends on your motherboard
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