Re: GRUB Question

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>
> In John Pierce's example, the boot line is redundant, so it doesn't
> really matter.  But if he needed the makeactive line, logically speaking
> you'd expect it to need to come  before chainloader (you'd want to set
> it before you started booting).  It also makes sense for it to need to
> come after rootnoverify, since it's going to act on the partition set by
> rootnoverify, or just root.
>
> He may not actually need to make the partition active, anyway.
>
Ok, I did have the chainloader after the makeactive command, that was
a typo on my part during the post to the list.

I am going to go back and try this one more time, if as I suspect I
get an error message I will report the exact error of this test.

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