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is it possible to replace to the Grub with something else that can?
how about people that triple boot....and after loading Bios they get there three OS and then select. Cant find anything about how to do it but i can seem to find that it can be :/
no its not grub i think, its called gptsync. But i need an idiot proof guide cause it get abit too technical for me. Something along the lines of getting rid of grub and installing gptsync. ive read an guide about it on a dell mini but things are abit different in my case
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