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(new) grub-efi_1.95+20070505.1-2_amd64.deb extra admin
GRand Unified Bootloader, version 2 (EFI version)
 GRUB 2 (also known as PUPA) is the Preliminary Universal Programming
 Architecture for GRUB. It is a research project for the next generation of
 GNU GRUB. The most important goal is to make GNU GRUB cleaner, safer, more
 robust, more powerful, and more portable.
 .
 GRUB 2 targets at the following goals:
 .
  - Scripting support, such as conditionals, loops, variables and functions.
  - Graphical interface.
  - Dynamic loading of modules in order to extend itself at the run time
    rather than at the build time.
  - Portability for various architectures.
  - Internationalization. This includes support for non-ASCII character code,
    message catalogs like gettext, fonts, graphics console, and so on.
  - Real memory management, to make GNU GRUB more extensible.
  - Modular, hierarchical, object-oriented framework for file systems, files,
    devices, drives, terminals, commands, partition tables and OS loaders.
  - Cross-platform installation which allows for installing GRUB from a
    different architecture.
  - Rescue mode saves unbootable cases. Stage 1.5 was eliminated.
  - Fix design mistakes in GRUB Legacy, which could not be solved for
    backward-compatibility, such as the way of numbering partitions.
 .
 This package contains a version of GRUB that has been built for use with
 EFI architecture, such as the one provided by Intel Macs (that is, unless
 they are in MBR emulation mode).
(new) grub-pc_1.95+20070505.1-2_amd64.deb extra admin
GRand Unified Bootloader, version 2 (PC/BIOS version)
 GRUB 2 (also known as PUPA) is the Preliminary Universal Programming
 Architecture for GRUB. It is a research project for the next generation of
 GNU GRUB. The most important goal is to make GNU GRUB cleaner, safer, more
 robust, more powerful, and more portable.
 .
 GRUB 2 targets at the following goals:
 .
  - Scripting support, such as conditionals, loops, variables and functions.
  - Graphical interface.
  - Dynamic loading of modules in order to extend itself at the run time
    rather than at the build time.
  - Portability for various architectures.
  - Internationalization. This includes support for non-ASCII character code,
    message catalogs like gettext, fonts, graphics console, and so on.
  - Real memory management, to make GNU GRUB more extensible.
  - Modular, hierarchical, object-oriented framework for file systems, files,
    devices, drives, terminals, commands, partition tables and OS loaders.
  - Cross-platform installation which allows for installing GRUB from a
    different architecture.
  - Rescue mode saves unbootable cases. Stage 1.5 was eliminated.
  - Fix design mistakes in GRUB Legacy, which could not be solved for
    backward-compatibility, such as the way of numbering partitions.
 .
 This package contains a version of GRUB that has been built for use with
 traditional PC/BIOS architecture.
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Changes: grub2 (1.95+20070505.1-2) unstable; urgency=low
 .
  * Add EFI build of GRUB.
  - control: Restructure to provide 3 packages: grub-pc (x86),
    grub-efi (x86) and grub-of (powerpc).
  - rules: Handle a separate build for each package.
  - patches/build_neq_src.diff: Fix builddir == srcdir assumptions.
  - patches/grub_probe_for_everyone.diff: New (superceds
    powerpc_probe.diff).  Enable grub-probe on powerpc and i386-efi.
  - grub-install: Dummy informational grub-install for EFI.
  - grub-efi.install: Installs it.


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