I agree wholeheartily with Jeroen's last paragraph below.
Some might even add that this should have been done sooner . As an observer I have not noticed any remarkable gain or needed functionality added for quite some time. Its been years and you still don't have a production version.. And you should at least attempt for the legacy features as a proof of stability and then later you can add features as it matures. Darel Henman On 3/13/07, Jeroen Dekkers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: ..... snipped
Personally I think one of the important things we have to do is making GRUB2 a suitable replacement for GRUB Legacy. This means implementing all the features from GRUB Legacy that GRUB2 doesn't have yet, making sure that the installer and other tools are all in a good state, etc. It's a bit difficult to make a task out of that, but IMHO it's time that GRUB2 gets ready for production use. Jeroen Dekkers
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