On Fri, Oct 30, 2009 at 08:45:35AM -0400, Roy wrote:
> Does the latest Fedora use Grub2? I have not got the hang of editing it yet.
> Grub2 looks nothing like Grub. The boot/grub folder has lots of mod files
> and the boot process seems harder to track down and edit. Fortunately my
> main desktop still has grub (because it is an upgrade). My experimental
> partition has grub2.
Yeah, I never figured it out either--don'
it into a normal grub.conf?
Fedora's latest version of grub is still 0.97, however, it can now boot
ext4 partitions. I forget the way they got there, think they stuck a
patch in it.
>
> I plan on installing Fedora 12 and look forward to its release. I will get
> the RC when it is available.
Beta's available now, I'm actually using it without issues on my
workstation at work.
On the other hand, judging from the testing list, there are still
various bugs to be worked out before RC1.
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