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If you already have a Linux OS installed on your system, you might just want to add a GeeXboX entry to your existing bootloader. What I should have done is asked for a clarification CharlieGeeXboX installed on dual boot Linux. Check within your GRUB config file, which value is set for other OS on the same partition or use ls -l /dev/disk/by-uuid/ to see which uuid matches your partition.īruno why it looks different is I tried to modify the Geexbox listing, here is the information and their listing. Just take are about two things:- the field root (hd0,1) is to be adapted according to the rest of your GRUB's configuration.- the $my_uuid value is the unique ID of your partition. Check within your GRUB config file, which value is set for other OS on the same partition or use ls -l /dev/disk/by-uuid/ to see which uuid matches your partition. initrd /GEEXBOX/boot/initrd.gzquiet#Just take are about two things:- the field root (hd0,1) is to be adapted according to the rest of your GRUB's configuration.- the $my_uuid value is the unique ID of your partition. Modify the /boot/grub/menu.lst file to add:#title GeeXboXroot (hd0,1)kernel /GEEXBOX/boot/vmlinuz root=/dev/ram0 rw rdinit=linuxrc boot=UUID=$my_uuid lang=en keymap=qwerty splash. This allow you to install GeeXboX very easily.From GeeXboX CD, simply copy the GEEXBOX folder into your Linux / partition (we suppose it to be /dev/sda1 here). Bruno why it looks different is I tried to modify the Geexbox listing, here is the information and their listing.