> Use a symlink, grub understands all of ext2/3. grub.conf is actually a
> not the file grub looks for. It finds a symlink at /boot/grub/menu.lst
> and that redirects it the /etc/ or /boot/grub/ grub.conf.
This did not work.... grub freaked out.
> You can also install grub manually from the grub command line and in
> there specify where the file is. It's a bit more involved than
> grub-install however ;)
>
Where Wold I find Documentation to do this?
Thanks for you help guys! (and gals)
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