what are the restrictions on where i can install another linux distro onto my fedora core (actually, FC2-t3) system so that grub can find it? (even though this is a test version of fedora, this question actually refers to FC distros in general.) typically, for historical reasons, even when i use LVM, i create a small primary, ext3 filesystem for /boot, and use LVM for the rest of the drive. is there any compelling reason for doing this anymore? what's the recommended strategy for LVM? and need for a non-LVM filesystem on newer machines? and, on top of all this, i want to add at least one other distro to the system; in this case, xandros 2.0, for evaluation for a client. can i add this additional distro entirely within LVM and have grub still find it properly? i suspect yes, but i wanted to make sure before i spent all that installing. thanks. rday
