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During a recent update, I got this message:
==> For setting up Syslinux BIOS using the syslinux-install_update script follow
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Sy … ic_Install
Do I really need to do this, as I have no idea that I need Syslinux BIOS or not?
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Last edited by makh (2018-08-15 06:08:15)
OS: Arch &/ Debian
System: LENOVO ThinkPad E14
Desktop: Xfce
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Do I really need to do this
Are you setting up syslinux as your bootloader? This is nothing new - this has been documented in the wiki and these message have been emited for years.
I have no idea that I need Syslinux BIOS or not?
How can you not know? If you installed your system, you would know. If you didn't install it, ask whoever did.
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Presumably you installed your system, so you must know if it is BIOS or UEFI...
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wrt: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/installation_guide
Theres no mention to setup syslinux.
2. I use grub2.
@jasonwryan: I used BIOS/Legacy boot system, not the UEFI.
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Theres no mention to setup syslinux.
Yes, there is. Not directly on that page, but that page directs you to install a boot loader and the page it links to mentions syslinux as one of the options.
2. I use grub2.
Then why did you install syslinux? Or should I refer back to my previous inference: why did whoever installed your system for you install syslinux?
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Then why did you install syslinux? Or should I refer back to my previous inference: why did whoever installed your system for you install syslinux?
I think I installed something, that perhaps pulled it.
Then, I dont need to do anything?
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I think I installed something, that perhaps pulled it.
Think about that for a minute...
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