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I have installed Slackware and lilo on MBR. I also have installed Fedora on /dev/sda6 with grub on first sector of /dev/sda6. When I power on laptop I don't have option to enter in Fedora. How to add that option ?
I'd recommend to install Fedoras Grub in the MBR of /dev/sda and add an entry for Slackware in /boot/grub/menu.lst in Fedora.
I'm running multiple Linuxdistributions on my 3 PCs and use Grub. The advantage is that one Grub installation can handle every distribution (and surley Windows) on a PC.
I use to mount the respectively other distribution(s) on /usr/local. As an Example the fstab from my laptop:
just now I'm running Gentoo. If I want to edit the grubmenu I find it in the path "/usr/local/arch/boot/grub/menu.lst". Since grub needs not to be executed after a change in the configfile this is very conventient for me.
I done like you said, I ignored warning, in /etc/lilo.conf file is what you said to add, but when I restart nothing changed.
There is no Fedora in option, just Slack .
I done like you said, I ignored warning, in /etc/lilo.conf file is what you said to add, but when I restart nothing changed.
There is no Fedora in option, just Slack .
Let's try the lilo option first.
What's the exact output of running "lilo"?
Can you also post your /etc/lilo.conf?
Please wrap the code you post in 'code' tags.
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