Hello.
I have been using GRUB only for a short while, and yet I find it very
useful. So much that I wanted to report you my success booting BeOS
and OpenBSD. I thought you'd like to know.
To boot BeOS 5.0 (first HDD, second primary partition, native BeOS
installation, BeOS fs - EB):
# For booting BeOS
root (hd0,1)
chainloader +1
I had some problems booting OpenBSD 2.7 `out of the manual' (info
pages). Using the NetBSD configuration scheme, there was a little
annoying error message:
`Your boot is too old. Please update it.'
(Or something very similar to it). So (my OpenBSD partition lives on
my first HDD, first partition):
# For booting OpenBSD
root (hd0,0,a)
chainloader +1 /boot
GNU/Linux and (of course) GNU/Hurd (second HDD, first logical and
second HDD, seventh logical partition respectively), run smoothly.
Thanks for this great program (and excuse my poor English).
Regards,
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Nicol�s F. Pardo
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