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I apologize if this question is found elsewhere, but I have already tried to find an answer and don't know where to look anymore. I am new to Ubuntu.

My issue is that I installed BURG following the instructions in this tutorial.

As you can see, instead of running the standard command

sudo burg-install "(hd0)"

the install location is selected during the installation. I just accepted the suggestion that was in the window.

Trying

sudo burg-emu

does bring up BURG, but if I reboot my system, GRUB2 comes up and not BURG. Given that GRUB2 works just fine, I am about to give up, but I would enjoy the aesthetics of BURG.

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  • Could add the output of df and sudo fdisk -l to your question.
    – user.dz
    Jan 27, 2014 at 11:08

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Burg have similar command line option with Grub. It should some thing like:

sudo burg-install /dev/sda

(I will update it if get more info)

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