Hello.
I have been using GRUB only for a short while, and yet I find it very
useful. So much that I wanted to report you my success booting BeOS
and OpenBSD. I thought you'd like to know.
To boot BeOS 5.0 (first HDD, second primary partition, native BeOS
installation, BeOS fs - EB):
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OKUJI Yoshinori writes:
OY BTW, Gordon, what do you think about BeOS support? Obviously,
OY BeOS is proprietary software, so I'm not sure if we should accept
OY patches for such an OS.
I have no problem accepting patches... I would only ask the typical
GNU question: ``Will it make life
Hi all,
i am absolute new in the area of bootloaders other
than lilo. Someone told me, that if i want to use Linux, the best boot solution
is grub. But at the documentation i found that it is only for booting bsd like
systems. I have to boot WinNT, Win98, DOS and (the best) linux. Is this
Hello Roman.
Someone told me, that if i want to use Linux, the best boot solution
is grub.
GRUB is more featured than Lilo: it can access a filesystem to
load kernel files, has a powerful command-line interface (with help)
to use if you have troubles at boot time. And it can natively
load
I appreciate the differentiation of the kernal from the operating system,
BUT you did NOT
address the problem of why there is NOT any documentation anywhere on the
PLANET EARTH
that instructs or demonstrates HOW in the HECK to get the"Grub" boot loader
off of a SYSTEM!
Roger Best
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