Copy from a previous message () : "... beginners (first time linux users) will choose default option (fd0) in 98% of cases without any understanding about hd0 / hd1. Something really useful can look like -> Install to Windows boot partition (with explanation : this will let you to chose preferred OS from the Windows Boot Manager, at the windows boot) // Install to Linux boot partition (targeting on the Linux boot partition, with explanation : this option will let you to choose preferred OS at Linux boot from the Linux boot manager, but be careful - on this case you may need to choose your linux Hard-disc from Bios when U need to boot on Ubuntu ). Some derived cases regarding 1: different partitions on the same Hdd; 2: different partitions on 2 (or more) hd's, should be covered too.
This kind of adviser will have GOLD value for new linux users and for mid linux users too. This must be the way, without exceptions (for entire Ubuntu concept not only for Grub Installer ) if we want to grow a friendly, global community on a 'non geek' world. Else ..no problem Ubuntu community will be large and growing anyway ...but we can be sure we will miss something - even 0.1%, even a single person. For me it's ok as is now. Eventually, GRUB INSTALLATION STEP can present at start 2 main modes : -Advanced Grub Installer (with grub extra options - if we admit that geeks don't like to read again what they already know) -Default Installation (Guided, very clean and clear regarding all possible Grub installation locations). Drawbacks - NO ONE - This can be a Win - Win situation. And a good example of how we (Ubuntu community) understand the way that world should be." -- Installation to second disk confuses drive numbering https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/45989 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is a direct subscriber. -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list ubuntu-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
