u appeared and few seconds later the
familiar Debian login screen.
So, it appears that my earlier Grub problem has been solved, for which I
thank the developers.
--
Henk Koster
"Behavioral axioms are right, but agents make mistakes."
Attributed to L.J. Savage
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To UNSUBSCR
I've started the install-CD in rescue mode, opened a shell in a chroot,
and did an "apt-get purge" to get rid of grub-pc in preparation of
replacing it with the old grub package. Bit then, unlike the previous
time, I checked and saw that /boot/grub was still full of files left
there, including grub
I used the very same amd64-netinst.iso dated 6 August 2008 to install on
a newly built desktop computer, just a straight-forward install with
Desktop and Standard tasks. Towards the end the installer installed
"grub"... the old Grub (as I could verify after the successful reboot).
Emboldened by th
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