You can either use LILO (after some edits) or re-install GRUB.
The choice is yours.
Upgrading Kernel Removes GRUB Loader
I've recently downloaded and installed BT3 Final to my computer. I am triple booting with Vista, Ubuntu and BT3 Final. I am using the GRUB loader to boot these three OSs. I want to update my kernel so that I can have more support for my hardware (running on a MSI GX620 Notebook). Everytime I upgrade my kernel it seems to replace my GRUB loader with LILO. I guess my question would be is there a way to stop the kernel upgrade from removing GRUB? Is there an option I missed during the upgrade? Or can I somehow just reinstall GRUB?
You can either use LILO (after some edits) or re-install GRUB.
The choice is yours.
I imagine it would be easier to just reinstall GRUB. Thanks for your help.
This link http://forums.remote-exploit.org/showthread.php?t=18841 may help you if you want to add ubuntu in lilo
grub-install /dev/*yourpartition
Would it benefit me to use lilo? Whats the main differences between grub and lilo.
http://www.google.com/search?q=diffe...ient=firefox-aOriginally Posted by ivel999
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It seems from that that grub is easily the better option. I figured it would be. It just seemed easier to configure to me. Before I go through this crap again will upgrading the kernel fix my problem with my wifi card? I want my Intel WiFi Link 5100 to work. That as well as just having a higher version number. I really don't get linux that much yet..
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