Thanks for your notes!
> If you want to multiple boot, put grub on the blessed partition on your
next install.
I found that this is the default behavior after install, so perhaps after
Debian installs Grub, it interacts with the system's firmware to use GRUB
as a boot manager. And you can always
On 16 Apr 2016, Eric Andrew Lewis 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 85
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
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