grub question on fedora core 6 and debian etch system

[Janina Sajka]

You might want to contact Bill Acker directly about adding packages.
It's not hard, but I don't recall the details, and he does it all the
time, but I don't believe he keeps up with this list these days.

You can handle grub either way--leave it, or let Fedora manage it. It
will not trash your hda2, and it will happily share swap space for you.

Janina

Nick Gawronski writes:
> Hi, I am going to be receiving the fedora core 6 DVD son in the mail and
> was wondering a few things.  First I heard from someone on this list I
> forget who that now there is no longer a choice for installing everything.
> Is this true and if I do infact want to install everything what is the
> best way to go about it?  Also, and my main point for writing is I have
> debian etch installed on /dev/hda2 and will be installing fedora core 6 on
> /dev/hda3 with both of them sharing swap space on /dev/hda1.  What is
> easier, having the fedora core 6 installer install grub on my system or
> not install grub on the fedora core side of things and just edit the
> menu.lst file after my fedora core 6 installation?  As soon as that how to
> is updated for fedora core 6 on speakupmodified.org things would be even
> better.  Any help in this matter would be great!
> 
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