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How to hide the partition in GRUB booting?
(This technique is required when you have more that one
Windows system on different partitions of the same disk, let
us say the first and second partitions of the first hard
drive, to boot from the first partition you must hide the
second one)

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How to hide the partition in GRUB booting? (This technique is required when you have more that one..

Answer / venkat.palavarapu

grub> unhide (hd0,0)
grub> hide (hd0,1)
grub> rootnovery (hd0,0)
grub> chainloader +1
grub> makeactive
grub> boot

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How to hide the partition in GRUB booting? (This technique is required when you have more that one..

Answer / aman thakur

I don't think we really need to hide a partition if we are having 2 windows OS installed becoz GRUB makes the chainload entry in it for WINDOWS OS automatically.... But their is also an option to edit the grub menu. So, You can edit the file /etc/grub.conf and remove the menu entry of the OS you want to hide....

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