Hi. I have a system with ubuntu on sda5 and debian on sda6 and a dedicated grub partition on sda3 (mbr points to sda3) The sda3 grub.cfg only chainloads to sda5 with title ubuntu and likewise sda6 with title debian. Further bootsector grubs in sda5 and 6 manage the detailed linux options.
The problem is that whenever some package is updated (eg grub-pc) it 'detects' other OSes and makes a grub.cfg with all kinds of junk such as the debian kernel with the ubuntu filesystem etc etc. What is worse, it meddles with the sda3/mbr grub So what I want is that I should be able to tell the Debian grub: 1. You are sitting on sda6 (not sda) 2. So please leave sda alone 3. Please dont 'detect' other OSes Likewise in ubuntu Thanks Rusi _______________________________________________ Help-grub mailing list Help-grub@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/help-grub
