Due to the current state of my setup, I want to make Syslinux which is my main bootloader to chainload GRUB2. Google brings up plenty of info on how to chainload Syslinux from GRUB2, but nothing really useful for the reversed scenario, which is what I'm looking for.
Linux – How to chainload GRUB from syslinux
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Best Answer
I've never tried this myself but I found these details on the ArchLinux wiki. In a article aptly titled: Syslinux. There's a section titled: Chainloading other Linux systems.
excerpt
So assuming you have a system with Grub2 like so:
/dev/sda3
(/
)/dev/sda2
(/boot
)You'd mount them like so:
Then with
extlinux
installed you do the following:And create this file:
/mnt/boot/syslinux/syslinux.cfg
: