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== CD images == |
== CD images == |
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As of version 0.95, GNU [[GRUB]] comes with support for no-emulation [[El-Torito]] CD boot. Creating a CD image is much easier than working with floppy images and trying to stuff GRUB in them (and you get 650 meg more space too). Putting GRUB on a CD is now a simple matter of making a skeleton directory tree for the CD filesystem layout, copying the "stage2_eltorito" file in there, and running mkisofs with a specialized command line. See the GRUB 0.95 info node [http://www.gnu.org/software/grub/manual/html_node/Making-a-GRUB-bootable- |
As of version 0.95, GNU [[GRUB]] comes with support for no-emulation [[El-Torito]] CD boot. Creating a CD image is much easier than working with floppy images and trying to stuff GRUB in them (and you get 650 meg more space too). Putting GRUB on a CD is now a simple matter of making a skeleton directory tree for the CD filesystem layout, copying the "stage2_eltorito" file in there, and running mkisofs with a specialized command line. See the GRUB 0.95 info node [http://www.gnu.org/software/grub/manual/html_node/Making-a-GRUB-bootable-CD_002dROM.html Installation > Making a GRUB bootable CD-ROM] for details. Much more humane than those floppy games. |
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There is also a tutorial about creating a [[Bootable El-Torito CD with GRUB Legacy|no-emulation El-Torito CD with GRUB]]. |
There is also a tutorial about creating a [[Bootable El-Torito CD with GRUB Legacy|no-emulation El-Torito CD with GRUB]]. |
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