Re: how to put another distro's stanza in menu.lst

2008-10-14 Thread Mumia W..
On 10/13/2008 08:59 PM, H. S. wrote: [...] Now, if understand this right, with that rootnoverify stuff in Debian grub, that entry will lead me to FC9's grub, correct? In that case, I still don't have the grub.conf in FC9's grub. How do I go about getting that? grub-install seemed not to work in

Re: how to put another distro's stanza in menu.lst

2008-10-14 Thread Bob McGowan
On Tue, 2008-10-14 at 01:41 -0500, Mumia W.. wrote: On 10/13/2008 08:59 PM, H. S. wrote: [...] --deleted-- My Debian system doesn't have a grub.conf but a /boot/grub/menu.lst instead. I create boot stanzas by modifying menu.lst, but I've heard that FC users need to edit grub.conf.

how to put another distro's stanza in menu.lst

2008-10-13 Thread H.S.
Hello, I just installed Fedora Core 9 alongside Debian. During the installation I did not update grub and chose not to install grub since I wanted to retain my Debian grub configuration. I have done this before. I just change Debian's grub to put in the relevant stanzas for my FC kernel (was FC8

Re: how to put another distro's stanza in menu.lst

2008-10-13 Thread H. S.
This solved the problem: 1. Booted in to my Debian system. 2. Did # grub-install /dev/sda13 where /dev/sda13 is the other distro's partition(in my case it is Fedora Core 9) which has /boot . 3. Rebooted and selected Fedora's kernel and it worked okay. Regards On Mon, Oct 13, 2008 at 10:38 AM

Re: how to put another distro's stanza in menu.lst

2008-10-13 Thread Mumia W..
On 10/13/2008 09:38 AM, H.S. wrote: Hello, I just installed Fedora Core 9 alongside Debian. During the installation I did not update grub and chose not to install grub since I wanted to retain my Debian grub configuration. I have done this before. I just change Debian's grub to put in the

Re: how to put another distro's stanza in menu.lst

2008-10-13 Thread H.S.
H. S. wrote: This solved the problem: 1. Booted in to my Debian system. 2. Did # grub-install /dev/sda13 BTW, got that solution from here: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/slackware-14/partial-success-installing-grub-error-2-643342/ Apparently there is something new in the

Re: how to put another distro's stanza in menu.lst

2008-10-13 Thread H. S.
Mumia W.. wrote: s. That allows me two advantages: I can use chain-loading for the secondary OS's, and each Linux OS has perfect boot stanzas in their respective /boot/grub/menu.lst files. Good idea. I recommend installing Grub under FC9, but install it to the superblock of

Distro's

2001-10-09 Thread Mike Grover
What is the diff between Woody, Sid, and Hurd? mike...

Re: Distro's

2001-10-09 Thread Sven Hoexter
On Tue, Oct 09, 2001 at 09:19:14AM -0500, Mike Grover wrote: What is the diff between Woody, Sid, and Hurd? Woody is the testing tree. Will become the next stable. sid wil be unstable the whole life ;) Hurd is a GNU Kernel. It's just an alternativ to Linux. Sven -- Sven Hoexter Earth - Germany

Re: Distro's

2001-10-09 Thread David Z Maze
Mike Grover [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: MG What is the diff between Woody, Sid, and Hurd? Backing up a little: POTATO: The current Debian stable release; aside from security fixes, this will never change WOODY: The current Debian testing release; will eventually become stable; updates

Re: Distro's

2001-10-09 Thread Paolo Falcone
Mike Grover wrote: What is the diff between Woody, Sid, and Hurd? Woody is (currently) the testing release of the Debian GNU/Linux OS. After some period of testing, Debian releases the testing version as stable. Expect Woody to come out some time soon - when, I hope soon enough (God knows for

RE: Distro's

2001-10-09 Thread THIVENT Pascal
Title: RE: Distro's GNU/Linux is a monolithic kernel while the HURD is based on GNU Mach, the microkernel of the GNU system. The Hurd is a collection of servers that run on the Mach microkernel to implement services. See : http://www.gnu.org/software/hurd/hurd.html http://www.gnu.org