Use EasyBCD to easily set the dual-system boot menu for Win7 and Fedora14 on RAID0

My two GB hard disks form a disk array Raid0, which is installed with win7Prox64. Today I want to install a Fedora14x64 and build a dual system with it, however, in, we tried to install the win7 and RedHat5 dual systems on this raid0. As a result, redhat5 does not have a Raid driver, but there is no way, so we had to cancel raid0 so that it was installed into a dual system, now, I still have some concerns. Fortunately, the Fedora14 has been attached with a raid driver, which can be perfectly installed. Delete

My two GB hard disks form a disk array Raid0, which is installed with win7 Pro x64. Today I want to install a x64 ora14 x64 and build a dual system with it, however, in, I tried to install the win7 and Red Hat 5 dual systems on this Raid 0. As a result, red hat 5 does not have a Raid driver, but there is no way, so I had to cancel raid0, in this way, the dual system has been installed, and we still have a lingering concern. Fortunately, the raid ora14 has been attached with a raid driver, which can be perfectly installed. Delete a windows partition and select "Use blank partition" in the ora Installation option. The installation process will not be described here.

After successful installation, restart the computer. The problem arises. Go directly to win 7. If you do not see the grub selection menu, you will find that grub does not support Raid, so you can search for a solution on the Internet, I found a lot of articles about how to set the system boot menu for EasyBCD, but found that they are not dual systems installed on raid0. So I searched Google and found a foreigner's solution, which was originally very simple, 1:

Select "Add New Entry", select "Linux/BSD", and find your linux installation partition (the partition where the boot is located) in the following Larry table ), click "Add Entry". In this case, the program has established the Start menu under win 7, 2

Restart your computer. The menu of your favorite system appears. Select "NeoSmartLinux" to enter the Fedora14 system. The windwos-style taskbar and Start Menu look pleasing to the eye, just adjust it.

Fedora14 supports NTFS file systems, so it is very convenient to freely attach these windows partitions. Unlike in the past, you have to copy data back and forth using a USB flash drive.