Neil Bird wrote:
I need to create a grub boot CD for a laptop so that I can dual boot
FC3 with Windows without touching the laptop drive's MBR.
Use mkbootdisk --iso it's what I use on a machine of mine that takes any
MBR changes and reverts them as part of the recovery process. Build the
ISO then burn to a CD-RW.
This seems straightforward enough if I hard-code the kernel version to
use (in a CD menu.lst), but can I do it in such a way as to make the CD
grub read the HD grub.conf so that it'll automatically work after kernel
upgrades?
Kernels seem to no longer maintain symlinks in /boot of vxlinuz (etc.)
to the latest version, otherwise I'd probably be able to use that.
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Mark Haney
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828-681-8030
markh at uptimecomputer dot net
