On 05/19/2011 10:50 AM, Roy wrote:
While agree that the user should learn how to use grub, I would not
say that grub acts stupidly. Grub is a snapshot of your operating
systems that is taken at a point of time. If you alter the partitions
that does not make grub stupid, but the user would qualify for that
adjective.
Roy
Using Kubuntu 11.04, 64-bit
Location: Canada
Is there a way, or better yet, an easy way, to take another "snapshot"
for GRUB?
Does GRUB have any such utility?
If that's all that's needed after changing a system's configuration,
then it seems like a tool that every admin would want to have, verses
maintaining GRUB files manually.
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