On Thu, Jul 8, 2010 at 10:17, Scott <scottro@nyc.rr.com> wrote:
> Yup, will only add Windows. Unlike the other 300 or so distros, the
> Fedora developers haven't figured out how to recognize and add other
> Linux installs. Perhaps it's part of their We're like Windows, only
> worse, outlook. :)
That's annoying... we, however, have switched to Grub2, and that's
even more annoying... moreso because I really know nothing about grub2
and really don't like the whole "generate the boot menu on the fly"
thing which is not easy to fix when things go awry... I like having a
nice, dependable menu.lst.
> Again, unlike other distributions, their default is LVM (logical
> volumes), which you might want to avoid unless you're familiar with
> them. They're more useful on servers and where you want to spread data
> across multiple physical disks.
Heh... I wonder if they ever fixed that little problem where their
installer would create a single default LVM that spanned every single
storage device attached to the system at install time... I always
loved doing an install and finding that my LVM was created across the
onboard disks, connected FC and iSCSI LUNs AND my usb stick (that had
held all my test result logs)...
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