On Tue, 1 Mar 2005 09:36:05 -0500 (EST), Christopher Fisk wrote: > In my time of using linux, I've found the easiest way to multiboot > different distributions is to share a common /boot between them all, > where you put all your kernels into that partition, and have a single > grub.conf for everything (Which can be managed from any of the > distributions).
The other way, which works especially well when you are continually adding and removing distros, is to set up your main distro normally, then install the bootloader for the other distros into the root partition of that distro, instead of the MBR. Then you only need the following entry in grub.conf to boot the alternate distro and nothing else on your main setup is touched. title Some other distro root (hdX,Y) chainloader +1 -- Neil Bothwick If a parsley farmer is sued, can they garnish his wages?
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