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You don't need multiple hard drives to do this. If you have a configurable boot loader (such as grub), you can specify what you want to boot into and skip the m
by gizmo686 13y ago
You don't need multiple hard drives to do this. If you have a configurable boot loader (such as grub), you can specify what you want to boot into and skip the menu entirely.
- ChuckMcM 13y agoApropos of nothing, since I don't travel with my machine booted the boot sequence of grub would give it away I suspect.