A software boot loader is used to start Red Hat Enterprise Linux on your x86-based
system. It can also start other operating systems, such as Windows. If
you are using a Red Hat Enterprise Linux software boot loader, such as GRUB, it is
detected automatically.
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| | The boot loader information presented here is
not applicable for Itanium, AMD64, or EM64T
systems. |
On the Boot Loader Configuration Screen, your
options are:
Update boot loader configuration — Choose
this option to keep your current boot loader configuration (GRUB or LILO
depending on what you have currently installed) and have updates
applied.
Skip boot loader updating — Choose this
option if you do not want to make any changes to your current boot
loader configuration. If you are using a third party boot loader, you
should not update your boot loader.
Create new boot loader configuration —
Choose this option if you want to create a new boot loader for your
system (refer to Section 4.17 x86, AMD64, and Intel® EM64T Boot Loader
Configuration for more
information).
Once you have made your selection, click Next
to continue.
