Description of problem:
Not my problem: But I blew my grub the other day.  Fixed it through the grub
shell myself.  I could do so because I had climed the grub learning curve a
couple of years ago.

But I thought there must be an easier way --particularly for people new to
Fedora or grub or people who are in a hurry we need a safe way to get their grub
re-installed at least to a default level.

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Additional info: What follows is a summary of exchanges on the users list:
> As I think about it, the Fedora 8 rescue disk starts with 5 options;
> 
> "
> Install or Upgrade existing system
> Install or Upgrade existing system (text mode)
> Rescue installed system
> Boot from local drive
> Memory test "
> 
> I am thinking of asking as a Request for Enhancement that a sixth rescue
> option line be added:
> 
> "Re-install Grub"
> 
> The reinstall grub option would just run Anaconda as far as grub
> installation and then quit before implementing reformatting or changing
> any other partition configurations.  No new kernels or other programs
> would be installed.
> 
> It seems quick and easy with little or no learning curve.  If more
> changes were wanted one of the other options could then be used instead.
>