Scott Talbot wrote:
Also, you should be aware that you will have to manually reconfigure GRUB or LILO to see the FC 1 as for some reason, Anaconda won't look for it ( Hey Red Hat are you guys listening?). It should be possible to use the same /boot partition for both distros, but I'm too much a noob to know for sure.
Scott
Here's what I did to use just one /boot partition :
Installed FC1 , then changed the / label to fc1/ using e2label , changed grub.conf and fstab. Then , when installing
FC2 T1 , I've selected my existing boot partition as /boot (but didnt format it!) , my /home as my new /home (not formatting it also). And left my
fc1/ alone (I've mounted it just to have access to config files..)... BUT , before you do that , copy your /boot/grub/grub.conf file , because you'll need
the FC1 entries there (the way I did , anaconda erased all the old entries for FC1 , but I had a backup and it was just cut n paste after the install finished)...
-- Pedro Macedo
