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    FreeBSD accessed via grub2

    buggy syntax After reinstalling Xubuntu with the new 10.04 version and searching again to add FreeBSD to the boot menu, this syntax worked for me: menuentry "FreeBSD" { insmod ufs2 set root='(hd2,1)' chainloader +1 } with a blank line at the end. I leave the { and } characters alone on their...
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    FreeBSD accessed via grub2

    There's no "freebsd" command counterpart to the "linux" command used only for loading a Linux kernel, not a BSD one. So you have to chainload FreeBSD's bootloader. The correct form's as following: menuentry "freebsd 8.0" { set root=(hd0,2,a) chainloader +1 }
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