On 05/19/2011 03:21 PM, John wrote:
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.
The easiest way is to re-install grub: (if you don't like config files)
The Puppy Linux live CD has a real easy grub install wizard on it. That
might be the easiest way to fix your boot list. It automatically adds
all the boot records and does most of the configurations for you.
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