Re: F14 and grub

Christian Langer wrote:

> Any suggestions?

Try:

sudo chown root:root splash.xpm.gz

Also, run, for selinux' sake:

sudo restorecon -v '/boot/grub/splash.xpm.gz'

Since you cannot boot, you will need to do after booting from a rescue disk.
bfo.org or boot.iso should work, or, I believe, the original installation disk.

Perhaps, if that fails, try appending enforcing=0 to the grub kernel boot line.

You could also try appending rescue to the kernel boot line.

I don't have much else to suggest.

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