I'm still trying to work my way through the new info on Fedora and wonder if somebody can answer a couple of quick questions for me. am I stuck with grub or can I install lilo? Is there some reason why I should leave grub in charge if I can get lilo? also, can I just change my kernel in /boot using a kernel from kernel.org or one of its mirrors or is there some reason why I need to use the rpms? are there any extra steps I have to take in changing kernels with fedora that would be different from what I did in debian--the standard kernel make config, make clean, make, make modules_install, copying the system.map and bzImage to /boot and running lilo or grub as the case may be? Now that I think of it, I'm wondering if I have to do symlinks for my boot images; don't know if that's a lilo/grub issue or a debian/fedora issue. anyway, I realize I'm going to have to do a lot of reading to get squared away with the new system, but if somebody has time to give me a very quick summary so I can at least recompile the kernel I'd really appreciate it. Otherwise I'll just wait until I have time to do enough reading to get everything figured out. Thanks. -- Cheryl "Where your treasure is, there will your heart be also."
