Hello all, I have tried out installing the Ubuntu Server on one of my old computers. At the end of the installation, there is that GRUB thing for the boot loader stuff. The actual installation goes fine. This is my question.
Suppose I now want to FRESH install Windows... But instead of just putting in the Windows CD I format the HDD. Now when I format the HDD with system files (eg boot with command prompt), I get this GRUB can't find (linux) partition error instead of loading the command prompt. So how to get rid of this GRUB partition and boot the command prompt?
I used Windows startup disk fdisk utility to delete/create partitions then format the drive. Apparently, the GRUB thing still exist. Any idea? Oh does Linux Server have a GUI because when successfully boot my server, i login and get the command prompt instead of a GUI like I expect?
Suppose I now want to FRESH install Windows... But instead of just putting in the Windows CD I format the HDD. Now when I format the HDD with system files (eg boot with command prompt), I get this GRUB can't find (linux) partition error instead of loading the command prompt. So how to get rid of this GRUB partition and boot the command prompt?
I used Windows startup disk fdisk utility to delete/create partitions then format the drive. Apparently, the GRUB thing still exist. Any idea? Oh does Linux Server have a GUI because when successfully boot my server, i login and get the command prompt instead of a GUI like I expect?