How to back up the Linux bootloader to USB for emergencies

How to back up the Linux bootloader to USB for emergencies

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The bootloader that most Linux operating systems go with is known as Grub. It’s a simple tool that can be configured to boot up your Linux distribution, as well as other operating systems all from a menu when your PC starts up. More info at x



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