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You don't have to run grub again, it just works after the reboot. | You don't have to run grub again, it just works after the reboot. | ||
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To put grub on a new HD, first create a grub boot floppy with | |||
grub-floppy | |||
then reboot into the grub floppy. | |||
In the grub menu do: | |||
grub> root (hd0,0) | |||
grub> setup (hd0) | |||
and then reboot! | |||
Revision as of 10:38, 10 June 2008
To install grub do
>> apt-get install grub
Then to activate grub on the MBR do
>> grub-install /dev/hdXX #(device where to put the bootloader - generally the / partition if you run mount)
To create the /boot/grub/menu.lst you do
>> update-grub
around the top is the line
default 0
This sets the option that will be run by default (starts at 0 and goes up). Look at the options and see which one will be run - it seems to want to put 2.4 kernels ahead of 2.6 kernels!
You don't have to run grub again, it just works after the reboot.
To put grub on a new HD, first create a grub boot floppy with
grub-floppy
then reboot into the grub floppy.
In the grub menu do:
grub> root (hd0,0)
grub> setup (hd0)
and then reboot!