changing kernel paramters on boot disk

[Mark Haney]

I have one machine at home (an HP) that has this peculiar habit of 
blowing grub away anytime I update Fedora.  It's got a 'recovery 
partition' that insists on making Windows the only OS on there.  (I know 
I can remove the partition, but it's just easier to leave it there when 
I need to re-install Windows, which is often.)

Anyway, I've been making bootdisks for my fedora install, but recently 
I've hit a problem.  ACPI in FC6 is hosing my system.  I can kill that 
during the boot with the noacpi and acpi=off kernel parameters, but 
that's annoying if I'm not there to manually add those in at boot time.

Is there any way I can add those parameters to the bootdisk so I can 
wash, rinse, repeat without having to remember to do that?

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Mark Haney
Sr. Systems Administrator
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