Re: Grub.conf example for anyone interested in dual or in this case tri boot.

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Am Fr, den 27.02.2004 schrieb Harry Putnam um 14:02:
> Alexander Dalloz <alexander.dalloz@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
> 
> >> Wade
> >
> > I feel such an uncommented example file does not help anyone. The one
> > who understands what he sees could have made his grub configuration
> > without such an example.
> >
> > You are welcome with your help Wade, but please be more verbose and
> > explain to people what the settings do and what they mean (not for me).
> 
> I heartily disagree with this.... Actual examples are often the MOST
> usefull learning tool.  The fact it isn't commented may be slightly
> lamentable but not really a reason to call Wade on the carpet.
> 
> What he showed could nearly be cut an pasted for use.  That is a good thing.

Sorry, you couldn't copy&paste - maybe just the fact as he did not
describe how his harddrive is partitioned and he did not explain to
users what root (hd1,2) and the others would mean and cause. The example
is not self-explanatory.

Alexander


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