I am installing Funtoo on an otherwise empty 1 TB drive, sdb. The other drive, sda, boots PC-BSD via grub. Both drives have GPT partition tables and the system boots with UEFI. Sda is a 250 GB SSD and is full. The Funtoo installation will take up about 200 GB on sdb, a conventional drive.
Despite a whole lot of Googling, I cannot determine the best practice in this instance. Do I install grub in the second (sdb) drive as part of the Funtoo install, or do I skip that step when I get to it and simply update grub on sda only.
Second question. I got this after doing emerge --depclean following the first emerge operation in the installation process.
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Hi, new user here.
I am installing Funtoo on an otherwise empty 1 TB drive, sdb. The other drive, sda, boots PC-BSD via grub. Both drives have GPT partition tables and the system boots with UEFI. Sda is a 250 GB SSD and is full. The Funtoo installation will take up about 200 GB on sdb, a conventional drive.
Despite a whole lot of Googling, I cannot determine the best practice in this instance. Do I install grub in the second (sdb) drive as part of the Funtoo install, or do I skip that step when I get to it and simply update grub on sda only.
Second question. I got this after doing emerge --depclean following the first emerge operation in the installation process.
I went no further. Do I have a problem here?
Thank you.
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