Re: how to get GRUB to use a configuration file

[neidorff <neidorff gmail com>]

The command:
#grub-install <device>
will install grub on the specified device and use the grub.conf file
in /boot/grub so that is where your grub.conf file should be by
default.  Once you have installed grub, you no longer have to re-run
grub-install if you change grub.conf.

Mark

On 5/10/05, Charles Li <cli168 yahoo com> wrote:
> I am trying to get GRUB to use my grub.conf file.
> Now when I boot up, it drops me to the grub prompt.
> If I type configfile /boot/grub/grub.conf, then I can
> boot.  How do I get GRUB to just stick with the same
> grub.conf file?
> 
> Thanks,
> Charles Li
> 
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