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This would have worked equally well. The last option in the menu allows you to boot SUSE in the failsafe mode sort of Safe Mode, no graphics and does not contribute to our knowledge, therefore we will skip it at the moment. Let's see some more examples. The example below is actually written in the Ubuntu menu. By now, you should be able to "read" GRUB language with ease.

We begin with the title. This means that the next command, chainloader , is executed without the target partition specified as the target partition is the same, now. The second entry is even simpler. We name a Linux, we call its partition and we boot the kernel. This would be a very likely case for older computers - or ones with a specific boot partition.

You see, it's very simple! Once you get the hang of it, it actually becomes fun. In particular, you need to familiar with The list of command line and menu entry commands. Most of the time, you will not want or need to touch GRUB. When you install operating systems, especially in the right sequence inconsiderate OS first - like Windows, flexible OS later - Linux and family , the GRUB will be installed automatically and relevant entries appended.

GRUB can be installed to a variety of devices. Most people will be interested in setting up GRUB on their hard disk.

Nevertheless, it does not hurt to know learn about other options. Of course, you can skip forward. Before we install anything, we need to know where our files are. If installed, GRUB menu is located on the root partition under:. Always, always back this file up before making any changes! You should also be aware of the basic Linux commands regarding the hard disks and partitions.

Nevertheless, for those who do not fancy reading yet another article, here's a brief version:. You can display your PC environment information either through terminal or a text editor. Files through text editor are invoked by specifying the text editor and a target file with su or sudo for system files. Alternatively, you can simply print the contents of the files in the terminal by using the cat concatenate command.

Some useful commands that one might need when dealing with boot, hard drives and partitions: Display the partition table:. To create GRUB on a floppy disk, we must copy the Stage 1 and Stage 2 files from the image directory to the first and second sector of the floppy disk.

We'll use the dd command, which copies information sector by sector. Here's the set of commands that you need to execute taken from the Manual :. Not surprisingly, since we need to write the files to the first two sectors of the floppy disk, we write stage1 to the first sector, and copy stage2 to the second skip first, then write.

Now that we have taken this deep fancy for the command line, I'll leave you with the nuances of different commands for homework. More on dd on Wikipedia. Regarding the GRUB on floppy, that's it.

Since we have copies the stages from OS image, all of the required information is there. Of course, you can always make manual adjustments. But that's the next chapter. This means you will be able to boot without a secondary device, like a floppy disk which have become a rarity nowadays. Then, once you reach the GRUB prompt, execute the following commands:.

GRUB will search for all available Stages 1 and present them. If you have more than one operating system image present e. Example - Let's say the computer has the following operating systems installed on different partitions:. If you know in advance what you want to do, you can skip the find command.

Once you have decided on the root, you need to write the information to the MBR:. That's it. Easy peasy orange squeasy! This method is considered less safe according to the Manual , as it guesses the mapping.

Still, for total newbs in need of dire help, this might be the preferred method. You only need to invoke a single command - namely, where to install the bootloader. Furthermore, this command can be written in several ways, all equivalent:. After you have installed the GRUB, your operating systems should boot. Once booted, you can once again start playing with GRUB, manually changing settings - adding and removing entries, chainloading other bootloaders, or even hiding and unhiding partitions.

First, before you make any changes to the GRUB configuration file, it is most warmly recommended that you backup the existing menu. You might even consider copying to another machine or printing the menu, in case things go bunkerous. After a few moments, the GRUB command line should show up. Alternatively, you can reach the GRUB command line during bootup.

Let's say you have installed yet another operating system on your machine, Sabayon. During the installation, you skip the GRUB setup. This means that the original GRUB remains untouched - and it does not contain an entry about Sabayon. For all practical purposes, Sabayon is not bootable. Note: GRUB menu entries are called stanzas probably a twist of instance? So, we need to add Sabayon to the list.

Thank You…. Can someone please help. Below is the output of my commands —. Installation finished. No error reported. Your Comment. Name required. E-mail required. Wednesday October 19th, at AM. Wednesday October 19th, at PM. Emery Fletcher says:. Saturday October 29th, at AM. This article will guide you how to install Grub2 from Windows. AIO Boot also uses Grub2, which saves you a lot of time. You can download Grub2 source code for all platforms here.

For Windows, you should download the latest version of Grub2 here. It supports Windows 7, 8, 8. Once downloaded, you need to extract the downloaded file above. Here I will extract the grub We will now start installing Grub2. The configuration file for Grub2 is grub. This file includes all Grub2 configurations, including interface, fonts and menus.

You can create this file for yourself. Or download my grub. Here I will open the grub. Skip to content. GRUB is a great but I prefer not to install it on my mbr. Is there a safe way to access Linux on the external drive and have xp on the internal drive while being able to disconnect the external drive from pc at any time?

Boot with your grub disk or with your already installed grub.



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