Install Fedora linux as dual boot without boot menu
akonstam at trinity.edu
akonstam at trinity.edu
Tue Dec 27 15:52:27 UTC 2005
On Mon, Dec 26, 2005 at 11:55:13PM +0100, Mostafa Z. Afgani wrote:
> Richard England wrote:
>
> >What was the intent of not having a boot menu?
> >If it is just to make Win98SE be the default then that can be
> >accomplished with out requiring the use of a recovery disk. A small
> >change in the grub.conf file is all it takes.
>
> Also, I think it's possible to have GRUB installed and "hide" the boot
> menu by setting "timeout=0" after you've set Win98 as the default
> target. With this setup, it should be possible to access the menu (if
> needed) by just pressing any key after the PC goes past the BIOS. I
> haven't really tried this kind of a setup but I think it should work.
>
Or use the hiddenmenu feature.
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