1. mount your RH '/' file system somewhere on your MDK's file 
   hiearachy.   Assume you mount it at /rh for this case.
2. I'm assuming that GRUB has a similar .conf file as lilo.
   So add an entry in GRUb for your redhat boot, where
   the kernel is residing in /rh/boot/kernel-image. In lilo, 
   this wood look like:

   label=redhat # Uhh..something like that..been too long since
                # I touched lilo
       image=/rh/boot/vmlinuz-...
       root=/rh/

  If grub is anything like lilo, this should laod vmlinuz-... into
  memory with the correct parameter for the root filessytem and
  boot straight into your redhat system.

~ Deepak
 

On Nov 11 2000, at 18:32, Jim was caught saying:
> OK - here is what I had
> 
> 1 hard drive with W98 on it
> 1 hard drive with RH 6.2 on it (working fine, btw
> 
> Here is what I did
> 
> Installed Mandrake 7.1 on the first HD over W98 (yes, I am MS free finally)
> 
> Here is the problem:  GRUB or whatever M7.1 uses for dual-booting didnt
> fint my RH 6.2.  Now I cant boot the RH system.
> 
> What can I do to fix the issue?
> 
> 
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