I have two questions for all of the Grub experts:
1. I know that Grub treats all hard drives alike, naming each with the "hd"
prefix, regardless of if it is an IDE or SCSI drive. Is there any way to
algorithmically determine what a drive's number will be, e.g., does Grub
always put IDE drives first? If I have one IDE and 2 SCSI drives, for
instance, will the IDE drive be labelled hd0 or hd2, or is it more
complicated than that?
2. Is there a way to install Grub without actually using Grub? Typically,
I could build a Grub boot floppy, then use the install command to place Grub
on my hard drive. However, is there a way to do it from an ordinary command
line that could therefore be used in a script?
Kevin Musick
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