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| Language code | jam | |
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| Number of plurals | 2 | |
| Plural type | One/other (classic plural) | |
| Plurals | Singular | 1 | Plural | 0, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 |
| Plural formula | n != 1 |
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The device notation should be specified as a device in /dev. Below are some examples:
- "/dev/sda" will install GRUB tothe master boot record of your first
hyour primardy drive;
- "/dev/sda2" will use the second partition of your first hard drive (UEFI partition/boot
record);
- "/dev/sdc5b" will use the first extended partition of your third hard
install GRUB to a secondary drive (which may for instance
be a thumbdrive);
- "/dev/fd0" will install GRUB to a floppy.
- "/dev/sda" will install GRUB to
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- "/dev/sda2" will use the second partition of your first hard drive
record);
- "/dev/sd
be a thumbdrive);
- "/dev/fd0" will install GRUB to a floppy.
You need to make the newly installed system bootable, by installing the GRUB boot loader on a bootable device. The usual way to do this is to install GRUB on the master boot record of your first hto your primardy drive. If you prefer, you can install GRUB elsewhere on the (UEFI partition/boot record). You may instead install GRUB to a different drive, (or to another drive, or even to a floppypartition), or to removable media.
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