27 Dec
2005
27 Dec
'05
8:51 p.m.
On Tuesday 27 December 2005 19:14, Rony Bill wrote:
Francis wrote:
> Rony the disk partitions are not the same . I have made the
They dont have to be the same in any installation (unless there are
some Fedoraisms in there)
> necessary changes in the grub hence it starts
uncompressing the
> kernel .. Is there any other files where i will have to make
> changes redarding the change in disk partitions.
you need to edit /etc/fstab too.
The grub entries point to the partition that has the kernel but
what about your installation itself that is installed for the older
partition. I have not done this before so *just for experimenting*
I do it quite often.
, create at least the same number of partitions so
that your
/dev/hdax for installation remains the same for both disks. BTW
what about your old disk. How does it detect your new hw?
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