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The Fedora 15 grub.conf have timeout=0 , so it boots directly to Fedora without showing any grub menu. Is there a way to halt the booting at grub anyway ?

(The issue is an upgraded kernel doesn't boot, and I'd like to just boot the prior kernel version without having to go to a rescue CD and edit grub.conf)

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Try holding the ESC key during boot. – Let_Me_Be Jun 7 '11 at 14:19
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Hold ESC right after boot.
I have dual boot with timeout=0, this is the way how I'm getting access to the menu.

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