Re: where is the GRUB menu file?
pair odocs <pairodocs@sbcglobal.net> writes:
> I am a new user who just installed debian 3.1r1 with the 2.6 kernel with GRUB in the mbr.
>
> Much went well for a 'desktop' install...later we could talk printer and video codecs.
>
> One issue: I can't find the GRUB menu list file in this installation. Where is it? It would be much easier to make some multiple disk multiboot changes if I could directly edit it rather than do it indirectly through GRUB.
It should be in /boot/grub
> Second: I am happily looking forward to trying various software. Installing from a tar archive is fine when no deb or rpm is available. But how does one uninstall all the various pieces? Is there now a tool? Is there a log that at least lists them?
>
Some times you get lucky and there's an unistall target (if make is
involved) , have a look at the Makefile before installing.
Some people have had success with checkinstall
,----[ apt-cache show checkinstall ]
| CheckInstall keeps track of all the files created or modified by your
| installation script ("make install" "make install_modules", "setup",
| etc), builds a standard binary package and installs it in your system
| giving you the ability to uninstall it with your distribution's
| standard package management utilities.
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But I haven't used it enough to comment on how well it works, If there
is no Debian package I generally wait until there is one ore don't
install it :-)
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