On 12/17/23, Pascal Hambourg <[email protected]> wrote: > On 17/12/2023 à 10:21, Albretch Mueller wrote: >> Imagine a multiboot environment started by a LIVE DVD which contains >> the iso for various architectures if GRUB2 had a way to discern the >> architecture, it would then pick the correct iso and get it from >> there. > > If the media can boot on various architectures, it must contain GRUB > instances for all supported architectures. and the GRUB instance > matching the firmware architecture will be booted.
To make sure that we are on the same page and I totally understand you. Say I burn a DVD with the debian bootable iso (the live DVD) for amd64, arm64 and 64-bit risc-v processors, will GRUB2 automatically detect the architecture and pick the file?, or, as I suspect, you will have to cook some configuration file? Any examples or leading information about such GRUB2, multi-boot off a live DVD "prior art", "trodden path ways"? lbrtchx
