>>>>> "John" == John Coffey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
John> [...] when I type "kernel=/" and then TAB, I see the
John> contents of what was in the /gnu directory, not that of my
John> Linux directory. But when I type "kernel=/boot/" and TAB,
John> or any directory for that matter, all I get is
John> "Bad file or directory type"
I'm not sure exactly what the problem is, but in case it helps: you
can specify exactly which hard disk you want when looking for files by
prefixing the path with the disk specifier, i.e.:
kernel=(hd1,0)/boot/gnumach.gz
You might be getting the drive with your GNU/Linux installation when
you type kernel=/ <TAB>. I hope that helps you narrow the problem
down.
