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Grub legacy for Debian 7
Grub legacy for Debian 7
I want to set grub legacy as default bootloader
can i change is while i install the debian on?
because default install grub 2
can i change is before i install?
can i change is while i install the debian on?
because default install grub 2
can i change is before i install?
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Re: Grub legacy for Debian 7
The available choices during x86 installation are :
- install GRUB 2 as the boot loader
- install LILO as the boot loader
- do not install a boot loader
May I ask why you want to install GRUB legacy ? It has been obsolete and deprecated for a very long time, and does not officially support recent filesystems such as ext4 and btrfs nor the GPT partition table scheme.
I know that some distributions provide patched versions of GRUB legacy with ext4 support, but I don't know if Debian does the same.
- install GRUB 2 as the boot loader
- install LILO as the boot loader
- do not install a boot loader
May I ask why you want to install GRUB legacy ? It has been obsolete and deprecated for a very long time, and does not officially support recent filesystems such as ext4 and btrfs nor the GPT partition table scheme.
I know that some distributions provide patched versions of GRUB legacy with ext4 support, but I don't know if Debian does the same.
Re: Grub legacy for Debian 7
for XEN i need grub legacy. thats what i neet to instal on it.p.H wrote:The available choices during x86 installation are :
- install GRUB 2 as the boot loader
- install LILO as the boot loader
- do not install a boot loader
May I ask why you want to install GRUB legacy ? It has been obsolete and deprecated for a very long time, and does not officially support recent filesystems such as ext4 and btrfs nor the GPT partition table scheme.
I know that some distributions provide patched versions of GRUB legacy with ext4 support, but I don't know if Debian does the same.
Re: Grub legacy for Debian 7
some tips how to install it?
grub1 had compatibility on this hardware we use
grub1 had compatibility on this hardware we use
Re: Grub legacy for Debian 7
:sigh:ntamas wrote:some tips how to install it?
grub1 had compatibility on this hardware we use
people really need to learn to search before posting: https://www.startpage.com/do/dsearch?qu ... tall+howto
and yes, you'll have to put in some effort yourself.
also, i don't see what is wrong with using grub-legacy.
Re: Grub legacy for Debian 7
i tryed to install legacy , but automaticly install grub2.
i dont know how to figure out this. I have already searched this. but i didnt find anything.
i dont know how to figure out this. I have already searched this. but i didnt find anything.
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Re: Grub legacy for Debian 7
Did you try this?:
Phil
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aptitude install grub-legacy
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Re: Grub legacy for Debian 7
i installed , i get 1 problem
now i got when i boot ,
file not found
rescue mode
now i got when i boot ,
file not found
rescue mode
Re: Grub legacy for Debian 7
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$ sudo grub-install /dev/sda
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the file /boot/grub/stage1 not read correctly