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Anyone install Linux and can grub handle the new bootloader?
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Anyone install Linux and can grub handle the new bootloader?
jonah said:Good question, I will put SuSE 10.1 in tomorrow and report back.
What odds you giving for a trouble free installation?
LOL
I will post the result tomorrow OK
Jonah
We must compare notes about 3 Am Bob, I am taking my Vallium now so itTroublefree installation, hmmm... Seeing it took about 20 hours to figure
out the AGP driver/monitor/nvidia war that kept me from Aero I'm not quite
sure. I wouldn't bet but will probably jump in head first anyway myself
tomorrow night.

snipWell that was rather painless. Installed Kubuntu, had to take a partition
out of the physical drive Vista is on for the filesystem. Vista is on a 40GB
part at the end of the drive, 4th partition. Probably lost it's assignment.
Booted with install DVD and ran System Recovery Options, it detected the
problem in the startup environment, rebooted, had to select the Recovered
option, booted fine, to the control panel to make that default and all is
well. Grub detects the new bootloader and no changes needed to be made to
it's config file.
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