Thank you, Vince Radice
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I would like to start using GRUB2. Seeing as I have several hd's in my
pc and I can pick which one to boot from at start-up, I figured to put
GRUB2 on a disk, boot from it until I get it working and then change the
BIOS default. 3 hard drives - 2 IDE and 1 SATA. IDE1 has WinXp, IDE2
is data, SATA1 has 2 partitions - 10 gb data, 110 gb Fedora 12. IDE1
has GRUB Legacy loaded (this is current boot drive). I use this to boot
Fedora or XP. I have installed GRUB2 on SATA1 and configured the
grub.cfg file. The config file is /boot/grub/grub.cfg. If I boot
using SATA1, I get the GRUB command line interface. How do I tell GRUB2
to get the correct configuration file automatically? Manually?
- GRUB2 Doesn't find grub.cfg Vince Radice
- Re: GRUB2 Doesn't find grub.cfg Goh Lip
