I want to install Ubuntu on a new harddrive next to Windows 7 (which is on some other drive). Here's my layout (click for full-size image, description below)
Disk 0: A SSD with Windows 7 on it
Disk 1: Actually 2 physical HDD's each 500 GB in raid 0
Disk 2: The new hard drive I installed Ubuntu on (or so I think). I added in red what each partition is.
Disk 3: The USB stick for installing Ubuntu
I have been busy all morning trying to get this to work, tried many things that people said on here or somewhere else on the web. It just won't work :(
Basically everytime I try to install it in any way possible, Grub messes up and goes into the Grub rescue mode. I have tried to use boot-repair. I can only get my Windows bootloader back using this (or using the Windows 7 DVD), but I just can't get Ubuntu to start.
Windows doesn't want to recognize that I have Ubuntu installed either.
Basically I boot my BIOS into Disk 0. Right now, Windows boots up normally, without any OS list or whatever. If I try to boot up into any of the other disks except the USB drive or DVD drive, I get the GRUB rescue screen...
The Boot Info Summary from Boot-Repair is at: http://paste.ubuntu.com/6102240/
Any tips or hints?
Thanks in advance.