I recently installed Crunchbang 11 in the free space of a hard disk of an Asus netbook that already had Ubuntu installed on it.
I partitioned the 2 distros separately, with only a common swap space.
At the end of the installation, Crunchbang informed me that "it seems Crunchbang is the only OS on this system", and then asked me whether I would like to install GRUB. I said no and then it asked me again to choose a partition to install. I chose the "first on your hard disk" (which is supposed to belong to Ubuntu, anyway).
All cool, but needless to say Grub has no entry for Ubuntu during boot, and so Crunchbang is the only OS I can boot.
Is there a way (including reinstallation with proper options) that I could get Ubuntu as a GRUB option? Some way to add an entry to grub.cfg perhaps?
