"Yoshinori K. Okuji" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The reason why it works in 99.99% is very simple: Even if the device mapping
is wrong, GRUB boots up correctly if it is installed into the same drive as
stage2. This is because GRUB receives a drive number dynamically at boot
time, if it is the same drive. And, the guessing process does a good job as
long as the user does not change a BIOS setting and have usual devices (such
as IDE disks).
Can you please clarify the predicate
"as long as the user does not change a BIOS setting and have usual devices (such as IDE disks)."
Is that:
as long as the user
1. does not change a BIOS setting
and 2. [does] have usual devices (such as IDE disks).or is it:
as long as the user does not
1. change a BIOS setting
and 2 [does not] have usual devices (such as IDE disks).
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