I have recently installed Puppeee Linux for Atom on my Asus.My hard
drive now looks like this:SDA1 Mandriva 2010.2, SDA6 Puppeee Linux, SDA7
/home for Mandriva. Puppeee does not appear on the boot menu.
Anyone have a method for getting it there?
Regards,Peter
How to dual boot Puppeee and Mandriva?
Consider vi, vim, or nano.
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Mandriva? Is that one not so new that it has grub2 maybe that would explain why it does not have puppeee on it.
You have to learn how to make Mandriva add puppeee to the special file that one add other os on. Sure one can do it manually too and then refuse to update or upgrade but suddenly Mandriva do that without asking so better to learn how to do it properly and update the grub menu.
Look for instructions how to add an OS to a grub2 in any OS and most likely Mandriva also use that method. There is a search engine in my signature. try words like
puppy boot update grub2 config
or similar.
You have to learn how to make Mandriva add puppeee to the special file that one add other os on. Sure one can do it manually too and then refuse to update or upgrade but suddenly Mandriva do that without asking so better to learn how to do it properly and update the grub menu.
Look for instructions how to add an OS to a grub2 in any OS and most likely Mandriva also use that method. There is a search engine in my signature. try words like
puppy boot update grub2 config
or similar.
I use Google Search on Puppy Forum
not an ideal solution though
not an ideal solution though
