Joey Hess wrote: > I'm considering changing grub-installer/bootdev to have the following > description. > > Now it is time to make the newly installed Debian system bootable, by > installing the GRUB bootloader on a bootable device. The usual way to do > this is to install GRUB on the MBR of your first hard drive. > . > Note that GRUB counts devices differently than the Linux kernel, so the > first drive is usually '(hd0)'. If you want it on the second partition of > the first drive, use '(hd0,1)'. Leave this at default if unsure. > . > Warning: By default, this will change how your computer boots, > overwriting your existing MBR with GRUB. Continuing may make other > operating systems installed on this computer unbootable! > > And a similar change to lilo. Of course, that won't help if they're not displayed, which they are not right now by default, during high priority installs.. -- see shy jo
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