triple booting windows 7, windows 8 and ubuntu

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  1. m0nk3n
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    have reinstalled now.

    i was thinking. that adding the ubuntu in easybcd in win 8 will bring up the grub menu at boot again?
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  3. gregrocker
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    Just keep the other drives unplugged and follow Dual boot Ubuntu-Win7. If you need help ask Barman or Golden.
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