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Re: [ITP] VOTE: grub 1.96-1 [experimental]


Christian Franke wrote:
But the GRUB2 package does contain more than these binaries (kernel.img + 76 .mod files). It provides several support tools to install (grub-install), try boot menu and shell (grub-emu), check native filesystem access (grub-fstest) or build rescue boot cdrom/floppy images (grub-mkrescue).
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If GRUB2 is used and Windows is the main work OS, it is IMO useful to maintain the boot manger from Cygwin. If GRUB2 is not used as boot manger, the tools in the package can still be used to create rescue disks, tryout the boot shell or even access files in partitions with non-Windows filesystem.

That makes sense. Objection withdrawn, and +1.


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Chuck


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