Isn't it a pain learning a new OS, but after you begin picking up the
ins and outs of Linux, you'll wonder where Linux has been all your life.
<g> I think Linux is coming, and its market should only grow stronger.
One of the musts, when working with Linux, is having a rescue tool, and
becoming intimately familiar with it. Knowing how to rescue a Linux
partition could become one of many strong revenue center for anyone
running a Linux shop, as the Linux market grows.
Regards,
LelandJ
Paul Newton wrote:
> Leland, FYI
>
> Leland Jackson wrote:
>
>> I danno where ubuntu places the grub.conf file, but it may be in a
>> directory names /boot/grub/stage2/
>>
>
> According to something I came across in Experts Exchange
> (http://www.experts-exchange.com/Operating_Systems/Q_21593125.html):
>
> Sometimes the name [of grub.conf] is different. Check for grub.menu or
> grub.lst or menu.lst or menu.grub...
>
> In my case (Ubuntu Breezy) it is menu.lst - I was pretty sure that
> this was the case but it was nice to see it confirmed
>
> Am taking a look at Knoppix .....
>
> Best
>
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