Rodney Morris <rodamorris <at> gmail.com> writes: > Someone can correct me if I'm wrong, but the Rawhide stanzas in your > grub.conf will not work with your current setup. Grub is looking for > your Rawhide kernel in the boot directory where your grub.conf is > located. (By the information you provided, I'm guessing that is your > Fedora 8 /boot directory.) Ahh - yes - that sounds right - and your solutions both sound feasible. I will try when I next get a chance to get a few hours to test again.... I guess that I made an error when doing the install by selecting not to install grub in rawhide - what I did not want was to overwrite the existing grub on the mbr - but really wanted to install the grub files in /boot on the rawhide partition, but leave the mbr alone. Clearly I did not get grub at all in the rawhide install! One question - can I install grub in the rawhide partition even though I cannot currently boot to it? i.e. can I copy the grub files from the F8 /boot directory to the rawhide partition /boot and get it to work? BTW the /boot directory in F8 is just a directory inside the F8 partition and not a separate /boot partition. mike -- fedora-test-list mailing list fedora-test-list@xxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe: https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-test-list
