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I have Linux Mint and Windows 7 installed on two separate drives. I have bounced between the two all day (initially trying to get mint to show in the windows boot list, and now working on getting windows to show in grub) - so I know that they both work fine.
As it stands Mint boots perfectly, displaying the grub menu first. Just no option to boot into Windows. I have tried various approaches, including using os-prober and others as suggested on many other sites.
Can anybody give me a checklist of things I need to do or something along those lines? Are there any common pitfalls that I might have hit when dual booting Windows and Linux on separate drives?
Alex Stevenson
Posted 2013-08-18T18:21:49.673
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