I made the stupid mistake of thinking that if I remove my gentoo linux disk and then installed windows on a separate disk I could plug my Gentoo disk back in and everything would be fine.
I tried using my liveusb and chrooting into my install and reinstalling grub, but when I reboot it still boots straight to windows. Any suggestions on how to fix this>
my motherboard is a MSI - h87-g43 with a haswell cpu and the settings are all default atm.
and my lsblk would look something like this
sda
sda1 /boot
sda2 swap
sda3 /
Sdb
sdb1 small partition (something to do with windows boot i guess)
sdb2 Windows Partition
Fixing dualboot with win10 and gentoo
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I made the stupid mistake of thinking that if I remove my gentoo linux disk and then installed windows on a separate disk I could plug my Gentoo disk back in and everything would be fine.
I tried using my liveusb and chrooting into my install and reinstalling grub, but when I reboot it still boots straight to windows. Any suggestions on how to fix this>
my motherboard is a MSI - h87-g43 with a haswell cpu and the settings are all default atm.
and my lsblk would look something like this
sda
sda1 /boot
sda2 swap
sda3 /
Sdb
sdb1 small partition (something to do with windows boot i guess)
sdb2 Windows Partition
sdc
sdc1: Large Storage Parition