Summary:
I want to install puppylinux alongsinde other operating systems on separate partition on GPT formatted drive on a 32bit laptop which supports only BIOS mode (this device don't supprorts UEFI). The question is how to add puppyulinux to already existing grub2 menu?
Longer explanation:
I installed Viod linux on a GPT formatted drive on a 32bit (32 bit probably doesn't matter) device that supports only BIOS mode of booting(this device don't supprorts UEFI).
This means that I have 5 MiB sized partition at the beginning of a drive (https://docs.voidlinux.org/installation ... stem-notes) which in "gparted" shows flag "bios_grub" and the filesystem is shown as "grub2 core.img".
Next partition which I have is swap, and then I have 3 partitions that I wanted to dedicate to 3 separate system.
- On first one is of course 32bit Void linux; gparted shows flag "legacy_boot"; (filesystem is ext4).
- On second one I installed via installer openSUSE Tumbleweed (GUI seems to not wor but i guess that it is opensuse tumbleweed 32bit bug) which automaticly detected partitioning and created partition (with brtfs filesystem) between the Void linux partition and the last partition (I left free space on drive between these two); grub doesn't show any flags on this partition.
- On third (and the last) one I wanted to install one (or maybe more) puppylinux. So I downloaded VoidPup32-22.02+6 and tried to install this puppylinux on this last partition, but it looks like puppylinux do not have tool that would install grub2 or add to grub2 this puppylinux on GPT formatted drives on BIOS systems (It would be also cool if official tools that were made to install puppylinuxes would support that).