Fedora 3 grub/boot

[Jesse Jarzynka]

Yeah we don't like that extra menu either, there's no need for it, 
unless you're hiding that you have winblows on there...ahem. What do u 
mean the stage 1 and stage 2? LVM stuff is crazy in depth and we're 
still playing right now. Dad said he was thinking of writing a guide on 
what he's learned since he almost has it all figured out, maybe we'll 
post it online? -Jesse

anthonyriga wrote:

>Gees Jesse you take after the old man . That did the
>trick. I dont like that feature. makes it confusing
>for people dual booting. I dont thing they should have
>added that feature.I was thinking the same thing with
>that hiddenmenu. Problem is you cant edit it other
>than commenting it out. This is my first time messing
>with Fedora 3. whats with the stage1 and stage2? and
>LVM stuff? Thanks! 
>--- Jesse Jarzynka <denisesballs at thecybersource.com>
>wrote:
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>>This is funny 'cuz Dad and I were just talking about
>>this. If you look
>>at your /boot/grub/grub.conf file, in there you will
>>see 'hiddenmenu'. I
>>think if you comment that out or remove it that
>>should take the first
>>screen away. Haven't tried it yet, but makes sense.
>>-Jesse
>>
>>On Fri, 2004-11-26 at 14:21, anthonyriga wrote:
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>>>I setup dual boot win/fedora 3 on second HDD for
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>>my GF
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>>>kids because of spyware and intrusive porn pops 
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>>etc..
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>>>My question is how do I get rid of the Press any
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>>key
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>>>to enter menu  and have  the normal win2000,
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>>fedora 3
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>>>menu to appear so they are not confused when they
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>>boot
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>>>to choose either? Pete I know you are the grub
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>>guru
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>>>anny suggestions? Thanks 
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