Patrick Bakker wrote:
What happens when the user upgrades their system, then? I'm not too knowledgeable about LVM-fu, but would updating the name that is on the volume group be troublesome?For FC7 would it be possible to give volume groups more descriptive names? For instance instead of VolGroup00 could the volume group anaconda creates be called FedoraCore7?
Unfortunately, something like this is not to be expected (some distributions don't suffix their kernel naming, plus the user could always build their own kernel/initrd if they so chose).- As long as everybody includes a distribution prefix in the vmlinuz, initrd ... like .fc6 there should not be any overlap of kernels.
The /etc/grub.conf file is nothing more than a symlink to the one contained in the /boot/grub directory.- It looks like Fedora installs grub's configuration in /etc which makes it particular to Fedora. Is it possible to move it into /boot as well so that the same grub can be modified by any distribution?
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