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Subject: Re: FreeBSD Port: grub-0.97_1
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Robert Millan wrote:
> Hey,
> 
> Do you plan on adding GRUB 2 to the ports collection?  GRUB Legacy is not
> actively developed anymore, as you may have noticed.

I don't think I'll port GRUB2. Last time I've tried it, I've spent a lot 
of time just to build it.

> 
> Btw, GRUB 2 added support for UFS and loaders for *BSD kernels recently.
> 

Grub Legacy supports both UFS and UFS2. It's not a problem to boot with 
it. I use it for WIndowsXP-FreeBSD-DragonFlyBSD-Linux box.

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