dalto
August 12, 2021, 12:53pm
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pebcak:
Since in a multiboot system it is sufficient to have Grub bootloader installed only in the OS that control the boot process, in this case ENOS, it can be removed in the other OS:es present in the system.
Doesn’t that mean that every time you need to update grub, you need to boot into the other OS? I would probably just add a manual entry for EOS on the Ubuntu side and disable os-prober.
pebcak:
In this case it is true that you can create a perfectly functioning multiboot system. Using Grub or rEFInd are only two different ways (of perhaps some more) to achieve it.
I guess when @dalto logs in to the forum, we will have a third way as well.
BTW…I use systemd-boot
This is a significant understatement. The garuda installer only allows btrfs to be selected.
You have to get a bit tricky if you want any other filesystem.
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