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What happens when you boot the first disk?

PS: I recall no statement as you assert.

If you are questioning something in the howto, please quote it
precisely, and please provide the version number of the HOWTO you're
quoting from. You are using the current HOWTO, aren't you?

The HOWTO has been carefully updated for each release over the years.
Circumstances change, and the HOWTO has attempted to track those things.
I cannot respond to your statement by going fishing for something that
looks like what you might be referring to.

Chris Norman writes:
> But it said in the how to, that it didn't load for most people.
> 
> Or did I read that worng?
> 
> Cheers,
> 
> Chris Norman