Vista Bootloader doesn't let me boot Linux :(

[blueparukia]

Hi all.

I built this PC myself, and it is equipped with a lovely Samsung 500GB Sata HDD. Upon first booting up my PC, I installed Windows XP Home Edition on a 250GB NTFS partition and all was well.

A couple of weeks later I installed Ubuntu 7.10 Gutsy Gibbon (on a 25GB Ext3 partition, with a 756MB swap) and became used to the bootloader, which gave me the options of Ubuntu, Ubuntu Recovery Mode and Windows XP.

Today, I installed Microsoft Windows Vista Home Premium on a 100GB NTFS partition, and I am stuck with some bliddy bootloader which gives me 2 options:

1. Windows Vista
2. Previous Version of Windows

I need to get Ubuntu to show up again, I am missing it

So I'd either like to switch back to the GRUB bootloader, or get Ubuntu to show up on the Microsoft one.

Thanks,

Josh

 

[Canadian in Berlin]

http://neosmart.net/dl.php?id=1
http://neosmart.net/wiki/display/EBCD/Ubuntu

 

[blueparukia]

Looks good. Though I can't pick up the file size of the download

How big is it? I am on a cap, and have used 90% or so of my usage. If its too big, I'll have to wait until it resets.

Cheers,

Josh

EDIT: Nevermind, very small

 

[Canadian in Berlin]

741KB

 

[blueparukia]

Yeah.

Thanks for all your help, now got my TriBoot situation working perfectly.

Thanks a tonne

Josh