I plan to install Ubuntu 13.10 twice on the same HDD. The reason is each installed OS will have filesystem tweaks different from the other.
Below is my plan:
- First primary (bootable) partition will hold grub bootloader of the first installed OS.
- Second primary (bootable) partition will hold grub bootloader of the second installed OS
- First logical (non-bootable) partition will hold the first installed OS.
- Second logical (non-bootable) partition will hold the second installed OS
Will my computer become confused if I install two grub bootloaders of the same OS on to the same partition? That is why I install each grub bootloader in a separate partition, is that right?