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On Friday, 8. March 2002 16:55, you wrote: |
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> >> Other than this and GRUB being default boot loader, gentoo |
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> >> is excellent in all areas. Keep up the excellent work. |
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> > What would you suggest in place of GRUB? |
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> Well, the rest of that whole post aside, many of us have had trouble |
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> with grub because we have no separate /boot partition. In my case, my |
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> /boot partition is on /dev/hde1, which grub just can't seem to find. |
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> I like grub, but I've had much more success with lilo. |
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this sounds like the exact same complaints one hears about djbdns ... |
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as soon as some software starts doing things different than how i |
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usually was handled it's considered "dificult" or "non-standard" |
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this drives me nuts... |
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> Sean |
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i like gentoo because it includes what make sense.. |
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fx. GRUB |
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fx. nvidia drivers in opt |
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fx. <fill-in-your-favorite-ebuild> |
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regards |
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Thilo |
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