jdd a écrit :
Felix Miata a écrit :
The usual Linux way (boot loader on MBR) is no less rude than the common
windoz installation behavior
what is really new for me is than BIOS, with a said "standard" MBR can
boot GRUB on the "*" primary.
What I was mostly doing was to install grub on the /root partition of
any of my Linux install and then on the MBR.
Seems like this last step can be avoided
jdd
it does
I didn't verify YaST work (do it later), but I found the YaST write a
mbr option, in the bootloader options (not obvious), set it to ext
(all my linux are extended) and activate this partition as boot one
and reboot. all went well...
jdd
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