I looked in the FAQ and elsewhere and found nothing on this. (Is this the first time this has happened?) I just installed Fedora 2 on my dual-boot WinXP system and selected for GRUB _not_ to be installed, since I use Partition Commander, but when I booted Linux (from the Partition Commander start-up screen) I got a GRUB prompt. Three questions: 1) How do I get rid of/disable GRUB so that Partition Commander can boot directly into Fedora and not GRUB? I have Explore2fs on the WinXP side, so I can access all parts of the Linux partition on my system. (Boy, that application makes a joke of security, doesn't it?) I've never actually used Explore2fs to write to or delete stuff from the Linux partition, because I know how dangerous that is, but since I'm looking at having to re-install the whole thing anyway, what the hell. Under /boot there are two folders, big as life - grub and lost+found. The grub folder only contains one file - splash.xpm.gz. 2) If I can't get rid of GRUB, how can I modify Partition Commander to ignore it? Currently, Partition Commander is booting to: product: mbr_grub.dat drive: mbr primary 102MB GNU GRUB version 0.94 I'm not sure how I would redirect GRUB, but the other Linux partitions which are visible are a 10GB logical partition and a smaller logical one which I assume is the swap partition. 3) If neither of the above is possible, how do I boot to Fedora from GRUB? I looked at the help function and read the relevant parts of TFM online, but frankly it's above my head, unfortunately. :( Thanks in advance, -- Marc Adler Honolulu, Hawai'i