Grub.conf?

[Norm]

Rick Stevens wrote:
> On Tue, 2007-05-29 at 14:37 -0700, Norm wrote:
>   
>> Decided to set up a FC6/Ubuntu dual boot. box.  The Ubuntu part did not 
>> load properly can't get into it enough to edit the sudo or add remove 
>> any users, no problem just ignore it.  The catch is the Ubuntu parts are 
>> the default boot. when I go to the fedora grub.conf or menu.lst files 
>> there is no mention Ubuntu so editing the file will not do any good.  
>> What file needs to be edited to boot from the FC 6 grub.conf file.  As I 
>> plan to do a fresh install of Fedora 7 in a few days it probably does 
>> not matter in the long run but I would like to know which file should be 
>> edired to get back to the original FC6 boot configuration.
>>     
>
> Ubuntu uses the /boot/grub/menu.lst file as the grub config.  On Fedora
> boxes, usually menu.lst is a symlink to grub.conf, but installing
> Ubuntu on top of Fedora may change that.  I dunno, I've never done it.
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I had set up a dual box before with the previous version of Ubuntu, then 
I was able to edit things so that FC is the default boot.  This time 
even removing the Ubuntu partition still does nor resolve the problem. 
The Fedora install process allows control over the boot configuration 
and either I missed it or the control does not exist in Ubuntu.  I can 
live with the problem for a couple of weeks or so until I install Fedora 
7 but I would like to be able to find the file that needs to be edited 
to send the boot process to the fedora gtub.conf file.