On Fri, 2005-07-01 at 16:03 -0700, Dan Trainor wrote: > Hello, all - > > I have a specific question regarding GRUB. This really is the wrong list for your question - this list is for use of rpm and rpmbuild, etc. Distribution specific questions should go to those lists not here. I'll try to point you in the right direction. > I'd like to know how, and when, GRUB is installed, and set up. I've > plowed through some recent GRUB spec files for RHEL and the like, but > have found no answers. At this point, I'm convinced that Anaconda > "knows" about grub, and proceeds to set it up after GRUB is installed. There is a python library called booty that we use for boot loader configuration. There is also a utility called grubby. > I need to append some arguments to the kernel line of a grub.conf that > is to be installed. However, I can't tell at what point, or where for > that matter, grub.conf is iether created, or "lives" post-anaconda-install. You might want to try kickstart-list or a RHEL based list with more specifics of your need. The grub conf lives in /boot/grub/grub.conf with a symlink to /etc/ Paul
