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backing up MBR and restoring it (with bs=446) worked like a charm while installing Windows 7 onto a partition previously containing Windows XP. Although I activated the bootsector write-protect feature in my BIOS, the installer of 7 just replaced the MBR and so turned off grub. After the installation, I copied back the backup (only the first 446 bytes, thanks Jason!) and there it was again. No glitches, no problems, and no need to adjust the Grub settings. The old “Windows” entry in menu.lst works perfectly! :)

Keep up the good work!
Cheers
Mike Rofone

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is to pin down cause and effect in social science research than it is a scholarly argument.

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