Tom Horsley wrote:
On Thu, 27 Nov 2008 11:35:33 -0500
Peter Teuben <teuben@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Any issues? E.g. if you update, will the last one updated always make
itself the default boot?
Yep, that and other problems.
What I did was salvage a /boot partition from an old OS I was
getting rid of and use it as a stand alone grub. I just have
chainloader entries pointing to all the other partitions
I want to be able to boot, and when I install in the other
partitions, I tell it to install grub in the partition, not in
the MBR of the hard disk.
So, I get one grub screen for all the chainloaders, and that
boots into another grub screen for the OS I pick from the
first screen. Each OS manages it's own boot directory, everyone
plays nice together.
I do the same thing except I use configfile instead of
chainloader. Works for linux. e.g.
title Fedora 10 sata 1 boot 2
root (hd2,1)
configfile /grub/menu.lst
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