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how to have a boot menu like fedora or suse made by install?
Hi,
I tried Kanotix and Knoppix, but after both installations I ended with this grub where I can't do anything. I read that it would be necessary to run the live cd again and to write a boot menu...but why can't the installation routine not write that by itself like fedora does, or suse, or mandrake??
Isn't there a way to tell the knoppix-installer to write the menu that would make it possible to even start the installed OS ?
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