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System Commander is a boot menu |
System Commander is a boot menu program. It was originally written by V-Communications, and is now owned by Avanquest Software. It has evolved into a quite complex boot menu that does auto-partitioning and a few other nifty tricks. |
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It's features: |
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*It can boot anything from BeOS, FreeBSD, |
*It can boot anything from BeOS, FreeBSD, and Windows '98 to the latest GNU/Linux systems. |
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*It supports heaps of various operating systems and file systems. |
*It supports heaps of various operating systems and file systems. |
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*It's packaged with Partition Commander, a partition tool. |
*It's packaged with Partition Commander, a complex partition tool. |
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*It allows |
*It allows you to asign custom graphics to each operating system in the menu. |
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Unfortunately it doesn't load custom kernels and such, but you can use it as your master boot menu, and install GRUB on a secondary partition and have System Commander boot GRUB! |
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==See Also== |
==See Also== |
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*[http://www. |
*[http://www.avanquest.com/USA/pc-tools/disk-management-disk-partition/hard-disk-hard-drive/System_Commander_9.html Homepage] |
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[[Category:Bootloaders]] |
[[Category:Bootloaders]] |