Mention target flag in chroot install #844
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This doesn't really clarify the matter. People will still have to read the manual and divine what you mean by "specifying a target". Either make the explanation more explicit, or make it more generic (e.g. "You may need to set an appropriate target architecture.") |
Specifically mention the target flag and which options are available for the grub part of the chroot installation
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I edited the section a bit, it should be better now |
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It may be useful for users to know what options there are for the --target flag. Someone in the IRC channel had troubles with GRUB because they specified aarch64 instead of arm64-efi, which can be avoided by listing the targets in the docs directly.