LinuxOrbit.com looks
at how to use GRUB on a Debian system. "Why use GRUB instead of
LILO? Well, if you're reading this HOWTO, you're likely to already have
your reasons for switching. But to give a couple quick reasons, you only
install GRUB in your MBR once, it doesn't need to be reinstalled each
kernel change like LILO, and you can also edit the boot entries, etc. from
GRUB itself without having to boot first and change the config file. These
are just some of my reasons, you can find more for yourself - but how do
you set it up the Debian way?"
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