Hi!
> In your experiment, you installed multiple distros. But I assume that
> the installation routine is quite different from the installer unless
> the debian installer is kind of a live system that could be added to
> grub menu.
well, i use geexbox live-cd, using "hd-install" (or "install-hd"
Mirco, first I should apologize for having posted my question twice in
the group. Don't know how I did that.
In your experiment, you installed multiple distros. But I assume that
the installation routine is quite different from the installer unless
the debian installer is kind of a live system tha
Hi.
> Is it possible to boot to grub and in its menu choose between either doing
maintenance on the
> current hard disk or running the installer to install a basic debian
> system on a new hard disk?
Last xmas i do something similar for some customers.
My usb-key drive was so 'configured':
- a mu
The USB-key drive is often recommended for a) a small bootable system
to do system maintenance, b) a way to install a debian system.
I find directions on how to prepare a USB-key to do one or the other,
but not how to do both with the same USB-key. Is it possible to boot
to grub and in its menu ch
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