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1. Vladimir Savić Linux

   Is there anyone who thinks that #grub2 is easier to configure than #legacy #grub ? !linux

   Thursday, 15-Apr-10 11:26:54 UTC from seesmic
   • Rolando Blanco

     @firusvg: I did take 15 Minutes to understand it, and found that it is VERY EASY,

     Thursday, 15-Apr-10 12:39:39 UTC
   • Vladimir Savić Rolando Blanco

     @rolando Not that I don't understand it, I only think that legacy #grub is easier to configure and more common sense oriented

     Thursday, 15-Apr-10 12:45:16 UTC
   • Rolando Blanco

     @firusvg: you have to know that all change that you wanna make to defaults #grub opetions, now are in /etc/default/grub when finish...

     Thursday, 15-Apr-10 13:04:19 UTC
   • Rolando Blanco

     @firusvg: ... try to update the #grub with command update-grub then it will create the /boot/grub/grub.cfg please don't edit grub.cfg

     Thursday, 15-Apr-10 13:06:10 UTC
   • Rolando Blanco

     @firusvg: I Feel, this GRUB2 better, when understand it :)

     Thursday, 15-Apr-10 13:07:13 UTC
   • Vladimir Savić Rolando Blanco

     @rolando RTFM is always first thing I do ;) It's just whole concept of #grub2 I dislike (but use it for almost 5 months ;)

     Thursday, 15-Apr-10 13:28:31 UTC
   • Rolando Blanco

     @firusvg: LOL me too ;) you know, I feel that is slower that #grub

     Thursday, 15-Apr-10 13:59:01 UTC