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On or about Mon, Nov 12, 2001 at 10:16:02PM -0500, Bill Jonas wrote:
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> Well, even if you use the W2K bootloader, you'll still need a Linux
> bootloader installed in your Linux partition. I haven't used GRUB all
> that much, but I've heard good things about it. One advantage is that
> you don't have to run it after you install a new kernel image or modify
> its conf file like you do with LILO.
Actually the best think I have found about grub is that when I
inevitably make a mistake editing the conf file. I can just make my
changes before booting linux and boot with my new kernel. That and
the password feature to editing that stuff, possibly increasing the
physical security, at least a little bit.
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