>TO: OP
>
>Also, when the SUSE install gets to the "where to install grub" part,
>install it on the boot sector--not the MBR--of the partition where you
>installed SUSE. (Otherwise, you'll hose Ubuntu's grub set up on the
>MBR.) Then edit Ubuntu's grub.conf and add this stanza:
>
> Title SUSE 11
> root (hd0,0) # This is grub-speak for sda1
> chainloader +1
>
>This will load SUSE's grub and boot SUSE. Also, comment out--put # at
>the beginning of the line--the "hiddenmenu" command, so you'll be
>presented with the grub menu.
>
>I used the above set up when I installed Fedora 9 Final to evaluate, so
>it wouldn't conflict in any way with my primary, fully updated,
>configured and rock-solid Fedora Core 6 install.
>
>Stef


Ok, didn't know how to edit grub either. Thanks a lot.