[solved] grub (legacy) and slackware-64
Well now - I always wondered why we didn't have any legacy grub on slackware-64 - in a previous thread (which I now can't find), I was told it will _not_ compile under 64-bit. Fair enough - but archlinux has legacy grub on their 64-bit version - only ... it turns out that it is actually the 32-bit version - statically linked!!
So - in order to have my beloved legacy grub on slackware-64, all I did was the following: (please note, I use _one_ and only one partition for each distro - so everything belongs to the root filesystem) Also, I was using my archlinux grub/distro just incase - haven't tried slackware's yet. So here goes: Code:
mount /dev/sda7 /mnt/hd # mounting my slackware-64 partition from arch Code:
default 0 Code:
grub |
I use grub legacy as well and have for as long as I haved Linux based systems. I maintain grub in 13.1 32-bit system. Although I have read that grub legacy won't build in 64-bit, grub has no problem booting 64-bit systems. I multi-boot between 13.1 32-bit and 14.0 64-bit using grub legacy.
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