Re: Dual boot: 2 Linux's on same disk

[qqq1one @yahoo.com]

Thanks for your reply.  Since reading it, I have read up some on the ext3 256 
byte inode problem,
which I had no clue about.  It seems to be an issue if you are trying to use a 
a pre-0.97-21 GRUB
to boot to a filesystem with 256-byte inodes (such as FC9 uses).

This is not the case for me - I am having trouble booting to a 128-byte inode 
system (FC7) with a
0.97-33 GRUB (installed by FC9).

However, I did come across this page:

  "256-byte Inodes + Unpatched GRUB = No problem"
  http://forums.fedoraforum.org/showthread.php?t=191363

And this one:

  "How to install GRUB on the MBR"
  
http://forums.fedoraforum.org/showthread.php?s=e2dc7e81c110f4a71503b62347698a00&t=975

And I think there's enough information at these 2 locations to get me beyond 
the issue I am
having.

Cheers! 

--- adrian15 <address@hidden> wrote:

> 
> 
> qqq1one @yahoo.com escribió:
> > I'm having some trouble dual booting 2 different Linux distributions 
> > (currently FC9 and FC7)
> on
> > the same disk. 
> 
> Please learn about the ext3 256 byte inode problematic and try to 
> install the FC9 grub in the last place.
> 
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