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Re: Status of GRUB / GRUB2?
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Marco Gerards |
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Re: Status of GRUB / GRUB2? |
Date: |
Wed, 21 Jul 2004 14:24:59 +0200 |
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"Martin Baute" <address@hidden> writes:
> I submitted this as bug #9640 last week, but it seems
> the bug tracker isn't that well maintained, so I'll
> try the mailing list now.
We don't use the bug tracker for GRUB 2.
> The website is very hazy on the following (crucial, IMHO)
> points:
>
> * will GRUB2 still be Multiboot compliant? Will existing
> self-written kernels have to adapt to GRUB2?
It will be. At the moment it is not yet fully multiboot complaint.
> * how far away is GRUB2? What is yet to be done? Any roadmap?
Things change dayly. Just have a look at CVS and this mailinglist.
Currently a lot needs to be done.
> That being said, you still have GRUB dangling at 0.9x, "not
> been released publically", and yet being discontinued for
> some "GRUB 2" that might be years off for all we (casual
> visitors of your website) would know.
Why is that a problem? GRUB Legacy bugs will be fixed, etc. There
won't be any problem. Just because something better will be written
is no reason not to use GRUB Legacy at the moment.
--
Marco