I can mount but not edit the boot partition

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Beartooth
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Joined: Sat 02 Feb 2008, 20:34

Not sure I understand; and

#21 Post by Beartooth »

You asked :

> I suppose booting to the hard disk hdc and > using grub files and menu.lst on hdc1 is the > best way to manage the booting for all your > other Linux installations.

> Make sense?

Isn't that what I've been doing?

I tried with and without the 1 GB and the 8 GB geeksticks, singly and in combination, and gained nothing.

I'm going to try booting to puppy with both in, and launch gparted; maybe that will help check what this machine is calling which drive.
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gparted names drives : post screenshots??

#22 Post by Beartooth »

-- simply by hitting ctrl-P each time I get gparted to show info about a different "device"; it does give all different names with both thumb sticks and the SD card inserted.

But I'm drawing a blank on posting. For instance, do I have to attach each one (assuming I do take them successfully) as I take it? Or can I take several and attach them all? Am I going to be able to caption each? (I want to mention what I think each screenshot shows.)
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