Julian responded
> You need to select 'install bootloader' to the hard disk, and then advanced options,
> where you can tell it to install
> it to /boot instead of MBR.
> You should have created /boot in the partitioning stage.
> I assume you are using some other boot manager
> Julian Thomas
Thanks, Julian, that tells me what I missed.
FYI:
I am not using a /boot partition, all of centos is in sdb5.
I am using grub, but it is installed into a small ~ 10 Mb grub-only
partition sdb9.
That chainloads all my os's,
centos(sdb5),
fc5(sdb6),
f10(sda1) I havent been able to get f10 X working.
Jack
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