Linux Administration involving the use of grub
Master Boot Record (MBR), GRUB, Redhat Linux, Linux administration, GRand Unified Bootloader
How can you boot Linux Red Hat Edition if grub is not in the Master Boot Record? Question
Master Boot Record (MBR), GRUB, Redhat Linux, Linux administration, GRand Unified Bootloader
How can you boot Linux Red Hat Edition if grub is not in the Master Boot Record? 
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You can place the CD-ROM in the drive, and boot to it. When you get to the boot: menu, type:
Linux Rescue
then type the following in:
chroot /mnt/sysimage
grub-install /dev/hda
Change hda to sda if you're using sata.
This will create the Grub boot loader. You really can't boot into linux without it. The grub boot loader should add any other OS's you have.
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