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On Tue, 2002-03-26 at 02:55, Jan Wells wrote: |
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<snip> |
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> You're using grub. Here, multi-boot is achieved via System Commander, |
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> with lilo residing under /boot on the second of my two SCSI drives. The |
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> arrangement causes grief with kernel updates. Or in my hands, it does. |
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> How would gentoo react to being installed on the second drive, I |
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> wonder? grub would need to be installed on the first partion of the |
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> first drive (along with three DOSs plus NT)? I've become attached to my |
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> familiar System Commander, but maybe you would advise getting rid of it |
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> in favor of grub. |
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Gentoo works fine on a second drive, actually third drive here. I |
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multiboot with xosl (http://www.xosl.org) and grub for linux, make |
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kernel updates a breeze compared with Lilo |
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> Well, mostly I wish to register a Bravo! for including vile. |
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> By the way, I'd not be able to anything with gentoo before a CD was |
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> available for purchase. No CD burner here, and I use a modem for |
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> Internet access. |
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> Best wishes, |
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> Mr. Jan Wells. |
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