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I have (had) a dual drive dual boot Mandriva, Suse9.3 set-up. For some reason Mandriva went to hell and I had to reinstall it. I lost suse in the bootloader process but was able to get it back by running the first cd and reinstalling the bootloader. Of course now I don't have Mandriva and I can't remember what Suse called it when I installed Suse. How can I add Mandriva back to the Suse bootloader? Disk order, Default Section,or Available sections? Mandriva is on hda1 which is where the Suse bootloader is and Suse is on hdb1.
I found the "old" menu list in grub. Can I replace the new menu list somehow with the old and then be able to boot mandriva? It just called mandriva "linux". Also how can I change from verbose splash to silent?
I found the "old" menu list in grub. Can I replace the new menu list somehow with the old and then be able to boot mandriva? It just called mandriva "linux". Also how can I change from verbose splash to silent?
You could just copy the old menu.lst to /boot/grub/menu.lst. As for changing splash to silent, look at my post above. The entry I posted above should have worked for you.
I copied it exactly as the old list. Is there something else I need to do in "yast" bootloader because none of these changes show up at boot. I changed the splash to silent but I'm still getting the verbose.
Well if you make changes to /boot/grub/menu.lst they should show up the next time you reboot your computer so I am not sure what you could be doing wrong.
I got it to work! What I was doing wrong was editing the files that have the suse logo on them, I don't know what they're called but there like left over files or something. So I found the "menu list" text file and modified it and it worked perfrct. Thanks for trying to help.
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