Move Grub to a different drive

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You should use grub-install program, with name of the ssd disk like: /dev/sdb. To find out what name your disk has, try fdisk -l.

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Updated on September 18, 2022

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    I recently added a new ssd to my machine which I intended to have as my main drive. I installed crunchbang and everything went fine, except I unthinkingly accepted updating/overwriting the MBR on my original drive.

    What I want to do now is add grub/MBR to my new ssd so I can boot off that without having to go through the MBR on the other drive. Is there a way of installing grub on this new drive? Preferably without booting into a live cd (nouveau issues).

    Thanks Kevin