Hi Jon,
I'm at a loss as to what the problem is.
Generally people install grub into the boot sector of the drive. Which
is loaded by the bios on boot. Nothing to mark as bootable here.
Grub does not require a partition to be marked bootable in order to boot
the operating system on it.
On Tue, O
This is embarrassing, yet I feel that the Debian installer needs some
work. I created a /boot partition and labeled it /boot. Common sense
would lead one to think that this would also trigger the boot flag on
that partition. If not, then I would assume that using /dev/hda would
install to the m
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