grub repartition problem

[Bryan Dunn]

Hello All,

  	I made a mistake. I had installed red hat 8 on my laptop and had 
everything working fine with the grub boot loader. I took the default 
install (and I'm not sure where that installs grub). To give myself more 
swap, I repartitioned my HD, causing /dev/hd6, which was my linux 
partition, to move to /dev/hda10. Now when I boot, grub thinks that 
/dev/hda6 (hd0,5) is the boot partition, which it is not. I have to 
maually give it the boot partition (root (hd0,9)) and then a config file 
(/boot/grub/grub.conf). My grub.conf has the correct settings, but upon 
boot, I think grub tries to read another config file. What do I need to 
do to save my settings in grub so when I boot, it just gives me the 
splash screen? I thought the default install put grub in /dev/hda1 
(which is a windows partiton) and not the MBR, am I mistaken?


   Thanks,
      Bryan