I made some space for a WinXP partition I need to boot on a second hard

drive.  WinXP doesn't like such things of course, and I'm not about to

play with fdisk on a Linux system.  So I am trying to boot the WinXP

system using Grub 2.  I have Mint 10 on the primary drive and I have poked

around with Grub a little bit, but I wanted to ask first to see if there

is a better way.

I *did* boot the WinXP partition, using the Super Grub 2 boot cd.  So it

works, without needing the DOS bootloader on the drive.  But I am not

familiar with the format of the commands it used.  Here is what got it

booted:

	setparams 'Windows NT/2000/XP (hd1,msdos1)' 'hd1,msdos1'

	set root=$2

	regexp -s devnum 'hd([0-9]+)' $root

	if test "devnum" != '0'; then

	drivemap -s hd0 $root

	fi

	chainloader +1

Is that format going to work if I just stick it in 40_custom and run

update-grub?  Or is there a better way to do it?