Hmm this is interesting. I maintain a separate bootable windoze image on my laptop which I also run under vmware. In vmware I have to use the whole physical disk as the vmware disk so that the init loader and bootup stuff works. That exposes me to accidentally booting linux under linux and wrecking my filesystems. However if the vmware bios could be made to boot a different partition than the native linux boot this exposure would disappear. Anyone have ideas about that? wcn Roger Oberholtzer wrote:
Hello
I remember on previous openSUSE installs (e.g., 10.0), one could select the disk boot order in the BIOS. I do not mean if it is in a partition or the MBR. I mean which disk. All disks are present in the install so all info is there to do this, as it did in 10.0. For the life of me, I do not see this in 10.3. I am guessing it is moved or traveling incognito. Anyone know where this is now located?
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