anticapitalista wrote:incompetence - nice and classy!

Do you plan to annoy the devs with all your posts, or just your first one?

dude he said"his incompetence"...

um...that would be a feature i guess. Our installer is pretty simple.

Whoops so he did. Apologies to the poster. Time for me to rest I guess.

Well, during the install procedure it asks if you wanna install grub to mbr or root file system on root partition.

Sooooo. To make it difficult. Make a /boot partition during the install procedure using gparted during the live run.
When grub asks where do you want it. Root or MBR. Pick root.

Then go into /boot/grub again after rebooting into a live session after a install.

Cut and copy /boot folder into /boot partition.
Make sure /boot partition is flagged as boot using gparted.

Do a sudo update-grub. See if things are seen I guess. Might work. Might not. I never done this.

I don't know either if some kind of bootloader needs to be on the mbr to chainload boot files from /boot partition either.
I aint to bright on this.

Do like we do for EUFI
Make a 100MB Fat32 partition Make it bootable, install to SDA2 and have Grub install to mbr.
Works for me.