On 16 Apr 2016, Eric Andrew Lewis <eric.andrew.le...@gmail.com> wrote: >If you are a dual boot OSX/Debian user, what boot manager do you use? > >I've heard that OSX makes some low-level filesystem changes on >upgrades, so >wondering what are some good options. > >Thanks, > >Eric Andrew Lewis >ericandrewlewis.com >+1 610 715 8560
Eric As I recall, I 'blessed' (apples' term) the partition that I wanted to boot most often and used the hold the alt key when I wanted to use the other OS. Remember, apple starts partition numbers at 0 (zero). There used be a facility rEFIt that did a reasonable job, but I found it only made a slow boot process even slower. If you want to multiple boot, put grub on the blessed partition on your next install. I needed the space osx was using some years ago, so no longer dual boot, hence my haziness. Keith Bainbridge 0447 667 468 keithrbaugro...@gmail.com Sent from my APad
