Hi everyone,

I agree not to look into multi-boot environments since these actualy do not
exist in production environments. They exist exclusively in home or
business "user" environments.
Instead I find it very important to have a look at GRUB, since it is quite
widely used among different distributions and has some big advantages LILO
does not offer (like filesystem support for kernel loading) and is
therefore better suited for system bootup...

Regards,



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Hi all,

>
> At the time we decided to not require the skill to set up a multi-boot
> system for Level 1 certification.  The reason was, that in a professional
> environment with Linux servers, multi-OS systems would be rare.
>
> This position has been questioned in several comments made in POMS on the
> relevant objective
> (http://www.lpi.org/cgi-bin/poms.py?objdetail=1.102.2).  So I like to do
a
> poll, anyone with an informed opinion please express it:
>
> should there be an objective on creating a multi-OS|multi-boot system?
>

I think multi-boot system should _not_ be in the exam. As Tom wrote, in a
professional environment (and that's what we are talking about) it will be
a
very rare exception. I would then prefer using VMware instead of rebooting
the
machine.

>
> BTW, is LILO still the preferred and universal boot manager?  What about
> grub?  What are distributions currently using?
>

SuSE uses LILO and I have never seen GRUB.

Peter

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