Tim wrote:
I was under the impression that the BIOS only needed to be able to
access the first two or three GRUB stage files, and the third one was
used for accessing drives from that point (e.g. loading the kernel),
bypassing the BIOS.
Les Mikesell:
If that were true, you'd have to configure grub with device drivers to
match your hardware.
Or it'd have to handle it, automatically, without user configuration.
But, yes, it doesn't sound practical.
Or possible, given that grub can boot multiple operating systems and
doesn't know anything about their device driver interfaces - and the
linux interfaces change all the time.
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