(In reply to Kenneth Wimer from comment #12) > Can't YaST just check to see if there is a bootloader installed at the given > location and if not, reinstall it? > It is quite hard. I can detect if there is something that looks like grub2 code, but hard to quess if it will work and if it do exactly what expected. > I would *really* like to avoid adding another button to this ui. Especially > one to solve the problem of an advanced user who messed things up by hand > and with the terminal. If the above solution is not possible, I would still > not add a button to this ui. It is clearly an advanced user doing advanced > things so they should simply finish their advanced task by hand. > > How many users will this happen to? What kind of users are they? Simply > adding more and more functionality to YaST to solve every possible use-case > is making YaST unusable through complexity. It is hard to say, but I think very limited amount of users, but if it happen to beginner, then he is in troubles, because without bootloader it is hard to play with pc :)