On Thu, Jan 29, 2004 at 12:45:46PM -0800, xiaohuli@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote: > What are my options at this point ? Can I change > grub.conf file under grub ? Grub has an entire shell available, where you can search and boot specific kernels. Do you remember in which particion your /boot resides? Lets suppose it's in /dev/hda3. On grub: root (hd0,2) # on grub discs and partitions start at 0 kernel /vmlinuz root=LABEL=/ # you can use tab for file completion (also on root (hd...)) or kernel /boot/vmlinuz ... initrd /initrd-... boot > How do i do it ? If I > reinstall Fedora, would it help ? I am very reluctant > to do something like fdsk /mbr. Fdisk /mbr never hurts. You may need to reinstall grub or lilo afterwards, though. In my particular case, I never install a boot loader on the MBR record, so I never get that problem. Regards, Luciano Rocha
