What is the recommended way to upgrade from grub-legacy to grub2
When I search for ways to upgrade, all I find it people having trouble
with grub2.
I can't find the recommended upgrade path.
I have a laptop that boots squeeze using grub-legacy. The squeeze
release notes tell me that during upgrade from lenny I had the option to
chain-load grub2 from grub. That seems like a safe way to go.
Now I never actually did this upgrade, just kept updating testing every
few weeks, until testing got to be squeeze. What do I do now to do this
upgrade, and get this safe chain-load option? Just install grub2 using
aptitude? Or does the lenny->squeeze upgrade do something sneakier?
-- hendrik
PS. My laptop now dual-boots Windows XP and Debian squeeze. I plan to
have it triple-boot Windows XP, squeeze, and testing sometime in the
future, but I think I'd better get the bootloading sorted out first.
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