RE;: which grub to edit?

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Jack Byers     byersj@xxxxxxxxxxx


On Thu, 2007-06-28 at 07:33 -0700, Thufir wrote:
pardon if I posted this before.  I was working on grub last night.
Win2k and Fedora 7 are on sda (hda) while FC3 is on sdb (hdb).  The
MBR on sda is being used, I believe.

Which grub do I edit to get all OS's booting?  I tried a few
variations, mucking with the one in /boot/grub/... from FC3, but
wasn't able to hit on the correct combination.

Crude way to figure this out:  Presuming that they don't all have
identical set-ups.  Note what your options are in the boot menu, see
which grub.conf file has the same ones.  That's the one being paid
attention to.

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Thufir,
if you are still confused on this:
try adding cosmetic changes to the titles in both grub.conf
but different changes in each.
Then reboot
your splash screen will show you which one is being used.
Jack

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