I have installed Ubuntu 9.10 which loads grub 2 by default. My system is
basically running fine with Windows 7, XP, and Ubuntu 9.10 (with several
kernel updates) all showing in the grub boot menu. The problem is with
Centos 5.4 which is the last OS I loaded. It does not show up in the grub
boot
There is a file in /etc/grub i think (i just learned this bit) and you
edit that file and run a script that moved that file to your boot
partition.
But you will likely have to add a manual entry for your centos install.
On Wed, Feb 17, 2010 at 10:42 PM, Steve Phariss wrote:
> I have installed Ub
There are scripts in /etc/grub.d One of them is 40_custom (that is where
you put oter operating systems) I have done so and then ran update-grub and
it appears to find Centos. Grub.cfg has Centos listed... but it does not
show up in the list.
On Thu, Feb 18, 2010 at 8:37 AM, Stephen wrote:
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