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[Wes James]

Well, after several days of frustration, I finally decided to just install
xubuntu on disk 3 (the installer chose this) of the 4 disks on a mac pro.
I went through the installation and then ran install.sh from rEFInd on the
mac side and I can now boot in to osx, windows, and the old xubuntu and the
new xubuntu.  There really is not process to run just like whatever the
installer ran - pick a disk (in my case /dev/sdc) and set up the grub and
whatever boot partition setup needs to be done and be done with it?  Lot's
of googling and trying things did nothing.  rEFInd would show the three
icons for each OS, but when linux was selected, it would boot in to
windows.  So where is this boot setup that ubuntu uses during install?  Is
it available as a stand alone utility/precedure?

Thanks,

-wes
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