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On 2016-05-06, Peter Humphrey <peter@××××××××××××.uk> wrote: |
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>>>> It is entirely possible that winusb might call grub2-install with your |
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>>>> USB disk as a target. That would also be fairly safe. |
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>>> And in fact, it does exactly that: |
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>>> # Grub |
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>>> echo "Installing grub..." |
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>>> grub2-install --root-directory="$partitionMountPath" "$device" |
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>> Thanks. That's good to know -- I'll definitely set things up so I'm |
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>> not running winusb as root. |
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> Well, you could always reinstall grub-0 before rebooting, to make sure. |
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I just created a systemsrescuecd bootable USB flash drive that can be |
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be used to re-install grub-0 in the MBR if something does go wrong. |
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But, running winusb as a non-privlidged user should prevent any |
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collateral damage to the MBR. |
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