Is it safe to assume that ADLO can load grub? Then, from there, I
can either run Linux or FreeBSD?

Thanks.
Bao

Just curious, what are you looking to dual-boot? Linux *and* FreeBSD, or Windows and either Linux or FreeBSD? I don't think coreboot works right with Windows at the moment. Also, FILO has a built-in pseudo-grub, it looks like grub and uses a specified menu.lst, it just isn't grub, if that helps.

-Corey

> Hi,
>
> On 11.04.2008 00:41, Bao C. Ha wrote:
>> I would like to dual boot: either Linux or FreeBSD.
>>
>> If I build a coreboot bios using FILO as the payload, would I
>> be able to load grub? Then, from grub, booting either Linux or
>> FreeBSD? Or should I use grub2 as the payload?
>>
>
> Sorry, GRUB uses BIOS services which we don't provide by default, so
> you'll have to use FILO for Linux and ADLO for FreeBSD. It may be
> possible to boot FreeBSD without ADLO, but I'm not familiar enough with
> its source.
>
>
> Regards,
> Carl-Daniel
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