Re: Fedora core 3 x86_64 booting issues

[Steven Isaacson <spisaacs@xxxxxxx>]

* Scott G. Elliott (sgelliot@xxxxxxx) wrote:
> i have gotten my system set up with dualbooting winxp and fedora core 3(is
> what i use at work, so i can test things at home). in order to get fedora
> to install, i had to use "linux noprobe" and add the driver for my msi
> mobo to use the SATA controller, it already had the onboard lan listed.
> now, when i try to boot fedora, it hangs trying to initialize audio. so, i
> have two questions, what is the best way to change grub to not boot linux
> by default when i cant boot linux in the first place, and does anyone know
> of issues with fedora and msi k8n-neo(fsr) on board audio?
> thanks,

In your menu.lst in /boot/grub(or where ever your menu.lst is saved)
there should be a line that says
default 0 

Change that to 
default saved

and add savedefault to your boot entries, or you can just change 0 to
the entry number you want booted by default.

You may have to boot into single user mode to be able to edit that file
since it isn't booting by default right now.

-steve
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