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Here, it's a 80MB disk, so the CHS values are 78, 32 and 63 respectively. |
Here, it's a 80MB disk, so the CHS values are 78, 32 and 63 respectively. |
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3. Fire up FDISK (or your tool of choice) -- I'm using the |
3. Fire up FDISK (or your tool of choice) -- I'm using the OS X version here, so commands may differ. The concept is essentially identical. |
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What will show on your screen (in OSX anyway) is on the left, what you enter is on the right. |
What will show on your screen (in OSX anyway) is on the left, what you enter is on the right. |
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</source> |
</source> |
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And there it is! You know have a disk.img, that will have |
And there it is! You know have a disk.img, that will have GRUB 2 installed, ready to go. It should be mountable in OSX simply by double clicking (or with the mount command). |
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Enjoy! |
Enjoy! |
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--modules="part_msdos" |
--modules="part_msdos" |
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In general, if |
In general, if GRUB 2 happens to fail to do what you want and you suspect that it needs some missing functionality, just try to add a module name you believe has the functionality you need to the --modules argument. The module files generally are in /boot/grub/i386-pc/. |
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== Multiboot == |
== Multiboot == |
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