Timothy Murphy wrote:
Tim wrote:
Karl Larsen
title Fedora f7-64
rootnoverify (hd1,2)
makeactive
chainloader +1
Timothy Murphy:
Isn't this a rather unusual way to run Fedora on the second disk?
It gives you the advantage that when you yum update the second OS, it
updates its own boot, and you don't have to fiddle around with your
first grub.conf file. Also, you can pull out a drive, and use either
one stand-alone.
I don't really understand your comment,
but am quite prepared to believe you are right.
However, this is not the standard or normal way of doing things,
so I don't think you can say - as Karl does -
that Fedora 7 doesn't work because of problems arising in this way.
I never said Fedora 7 doesn't work, your putting words into my
mouth. In fact you should know that chainloading another grub is even
mentioned in the Grug info. Actually it works just fine.
The problem I have with F7 has been covered and needs no more
discussion.
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Karl F. Larsen, AKA K5DI
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