El jue, 08 de mar de 2001, a las 09:27:03 +0000, Manuel Clos se expres� as�: > Javier Fafi�n Alvarez escribi�: > .. > ../boot > ../boot/2.4.0-1 > ../boot/2.4.0-1.txt > ../boot/grub > ../boot/grub/stage1 > ../boot/grub/e2fs_stage1_5 > ../boot/grub/fat_stage1_5 > ../boot/grub/ffs_stage1_5 > ../boot/grub/minix_stage1_5 > ../boot/grub/reiserfs_stage1_5 > ../boot/grub/stage2 > ../boot/grub/menu.lst > ../Image.gz
> # This is the amount grub waits in seconds before booting the default entry > # Use `0' if you're sure that the default entry is correct, and you > # don't want to enter GRUB's user interface. > timeout 5 > > # Tell which entry to boot by default. Note that this is origin zero > # from the beginning of the file. > default 3 > > # Note that to GRUB, all hard disks are `hd' and all floppy disks are `fd'. > # To Mach, SCSI disks are `sd' and IDE type disks are `hd'. Use > # GRUB names in the `root' command and prefixing filenames. Use a > # Mach name as the `root' arg for the kernel, and whenever running the Hurd. > > color blue/black light-gray/black > > # These two entries are for SCSI disks > # Entry 0: > title Linux - kernel 2.4.0 > savedefault > root (hd0,1) > kernel /boot/2.4.0 root=/dev/hda2 read-only > > # Entry 1: > title Windows 95 > rootnoverify (hd0,0) > # makeactive > chainloader /bootsect.dos > > # Entry 2: > title Windows 2000 > savedefault > root (hd0,0) > # makeactive > # Chainload from the first sector > chainloader +1 > > # Entry 3: > title Disco de Arranque Linux > root (fd0) > kernel /boot/2.4.0-1 root=/dev/ram0 > initrd=/Image.gz > > # Entry 4: > title Apagar el equipo > halt Hola, veo que tienes el w2000 en marcha. Lo pusiste despu�s de tener linux en marcha? Qu� se ha de hacer en ese caso? Tengo dos discos duros. En el primero tengo w98 y Mandrake (uso el /boot/ de Mandrake para bootear varias distros), en el 2�, tengo debian, suse y 9 Gb libres. Alguna recomendaci�n? Gracias por tu tiempo y tu ayuda Saludos. Pepe
