mikshaw


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Posted: Feb. 11 2009,03:10 |
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FYI, you didn't need to reinstall. Boot options for Grub in a frugal install can be changed just by editing /cdrom/boot/grub/menu.lst.
Optionally, Grub also allows you to temporarily edit your boot options for a given session: select the system you want to boot, press 'e' to edit, select the kernel line, press 'e' to edit, make changes, press 'enter' to accept changes, press 'b' to boot.
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