How to Edit GRand Unified Bootloader.conf [GRUB.conf]

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whistler

Journeyman
ok got it....gav up the thing....what i have done is, installed the GRUB on dirst sector of /boot.
and added the entry in boot.ini..
everything id fine till now....i can select "linux" from boot.ini and boot linux
quiet peacefully..
now i have done a mistake and want to fix it...
actually i got the idea if protecting the linux boot through GRUB only after the process of boot.ini...
Now can anyone tell me how to do it manually in grub.conf?
dont tell me to run cd1 to repair grub... i dont have cd's and will also not burn my iso's

ANY TAKERS?
 
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whistler

Journeyman
Now I Know

Ok Guys....no need to bother anymore...
i have found the solution for the problem...
thnx for all ur support...(FOR 15 ODD VIEWS AND NO ANSWERS) :wink:
 

hard_rock

Salieri Family
hey I too want to know how to add Linux in boot.ini........as I am a newbie.Can u explain me how to do tht.......
 
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whistler

Journeyman
Check this

Look in this thread of mine...
i have already posted the solution for that b4..
*www.thinkdigit.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=7606 :)
 

GNUrag

FooBar Guy
Re: Now I Know

whistler said:
actually i got the idea if protecting the linux boot through GRUB only after the process of boot.ini...
Now can anyone tell me how to do it manually in grub.conf?

Did you ever try to do a google before asking this question ?

*www.redhat.com/docs/manuals/linux/RHL-9-Manual/security-guide/s1-wstation-boot-sec.html

whistler said:
thnx for all ur support...(FOR 15 ODD VIEWS AND NO ANSWERS) :wink:
Why are you so impatient to get answers ??? It takes some time for people to login here and reply... boot.ini cannot be password protected and for password protecting grub and lilo, click on above link...
 
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whistler

Journeyman
thnx

@GNUrag : thnx man !!!
that was a gr8 link..but unfortunatly i already got that...
Why are you so impatient to get answers ??? It takes some time for people to login here and reply... boot.ini cannot be password protected and for password protecting grub and lilo, click on above link...
iam not being impatient but simultaneously checking on another MB and googling around..
and i thought that as now i have got my answer so i should not bother u people and if anyone wanna know this i can tell him..

sorry if that hurt u...
it was no offence meant..
anyway thnx...infact THNX !! :oops:
U people here r of gr8 help.... :D
 
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