2007/10/17, Shane Spencer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: But there is no need to boot a chroot debian root.
I'm afraid you missed the point in my mail. As the title of the manual page says, it is for "Installing Debian GNU/Linux from a Unix/Linux System". I did this not because of vserver or any other virtualization stuff. I just installed a Debian on a separate disk to make it later a bootable disk in another computer so there *is* need to have grub on it. Thanks, Igor -- :wq
