>>>>> Gregg C Levine writes:
GCL> The machine who is running Intel based Red Hat Linux, currently
GCL> ver 5.1, boots from a disk. I elected not to mount the booting
GCL> mechanism on the MBR of the first disk drive. And my question is
GCL> what is being provided for these configurations in later
GCL> versions of GRUB?
If you want to install GRUB on a floppy disk, there are several ways
to do it, the first of which is described in the GRUB manual
(grub)Installing GRUB on a floppy.
The way you're probably looking for is to install GRUB so that it uses
a configuration file also located on the floppy. In order to do this,
create a filesystem on the floppy, then follow the instructions in
(grub)Installing GRUB on a hard disk. as if the floppy was a hard
disk.
Good luck,
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