Am 13.03.24 um 16:31 schrieb Pascal Hambourg:
On 13/03/2024 at 16:18, Dr. Tilmann Bubeck wrote:
Yes, thats exactly the use case: I always have multiple linux installations
(ubuntu and fedora) in two seperate partitions. To stay compatible with their
individual kernel and grub updates, I alwa
On 13/03/2024 at 16:18, Dr. Tilmann Bubeck wrote:
Yes, thats exactly the use case: I always have multiple linux
installations (ubuntu and fedora) in two seperate partitions. To stay
compatible with their individual kernel and grub updates, I always
install a second GRUB into the root parition o
Yes, thats exactly the use case: I always have multiple linux
installations (ubuntu and fedora) in two seperate partitions. To stay
compatible with their individual kernel and grub updates, I always
install a second GRUB into the root parition of the specific linux
installation. In MBR I have a
On 13/03/2024 at 11:25, Mate Kukri wrote:
Do you have a proposed use-case for this in mind?
On MBR disks there is usually enough space for core.img before the
first partition.
On GPT you can simply create a so-called "BIOS boot partition" to
store core.img.
A use case could be when you do not
Hello,
Do you have a proposed use-case for this in mind?
On MBR disks there is usually enough space for core.img before the
first partition.
On GPT you can simply create a so-called "BIOS boot partition" to
store core.img.
But in either, BIOS is a legacy platform, so I doubt many new users of
this
