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How to setup a dual boot with SuSe and Red Hat sharing the same SCSI disk? I have installed SuSe first, then Red Hat... I can modify /boot/grub/grub.conf file, what ...
  1. 02-28-2007 #1
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    How to setup a dual boot SuSe and Red Hat

    How to setup a dual boot with SuSe and Red Hat sharing the same SCSI disk?
    I have installed SuSe first, then Red Hat... I can modify /boot/grub/grub.conf file, what entry should I input in grub.conf file...
    I used fdisk -l to check my partition table... but I need to know what entry to input in grub.conf file to have my system to recongnize both SuSe and Linux...
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    if you Install SuSe after RedHat, SuSe's Installer will recognize RedHat and set up dual boot for you. in case, you have already installed SuSe, you have to edit grub.conf file RH to add an entry for SuSe in its GRUB.
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