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Quote: from drifting at 3:24 pm on Dec. 18, 2007

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Quote: from espresso8097 at 11:55 pm on Dec. 17, 2007

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Adding OS X should be easy if its mount point is in a form that GRUB will recognize.  To the best of my knowledge mount points are pretty standard.  

  Adding Vista is easy and just involves adding a mount point along the lines of "/hda2"

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 So, I add OSX, then install Ubuntu, and it should pick it up?  

 Later I then just add in Vista?  

 That doesnt seem to hard. Now, watch me manage to screw it up lol  

 

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To the best of my knowledge it should work.  If you have a spare hard drive try it on there first.  

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I have an old 10gb that Im wiping to put OSX on. Im going to partition my 100gb data partition for Ubuntu, and when I add Vista, Im going to just buy a new hard drive.

I just remembered that I couldnt figure out how to get the Video drivers I needed for Ubuntu to work last time, so Ill have to see if I can even get it to work this time.

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