>> You first message showed an F14 stanza (no chainloading).
>> Try calling that; just copy it to your F13 grub.conf
>> and then choose it instead of the F13 default
> Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.
> That's *almost* what I did before starting this thread.
> I'd thought that I had to copy other files into the boot partition
> and remove the /boot portion of file names.
> I'd thought the root command just determined what the kernel made / .
> Having reread the info entry on root,
> I'm still a little fuzzy on what it does.
Very glad I could help.
You should probably read and reread the 'info grub' page.
There is also available a pdf version of the grub manual, google for it.
Jack
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