[ale] Continuing Saga of Centos 5.6

[Jim Lynch]

On 08/12/2011 10:13 AM, Michael B. Trausch wrote:
> (Sorry, somehow I lost the message from Derek.  I'm replying both to his
> and Jim's message here.)
I think the point is that while grub2 gives you so may really nice 
features, it also is so very much more complex.  However how many people 
need the features?  To be a real solution grub2 needs to offer an very 
simple configuration option similar to the grub 1 single config file.  
All I and probably most people need is satisfied by grub 1.  I want it 
to find all my bootable partitions, build a list of the same and make it 
easy to select the most important options like the default boot option 
and perhaps edit some of the selections.  The perfect solution for me 
would be grub2 generating the old fashion menu.list file that I could edit.

Jim.