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If you want to boot | |||
* | == GRUB1 (GRUB legacy) == | ||
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* | If you want to boot KolibriOS with GRUB, you need to do this: | ||
* | * Install Syslinux (if not installed). | ||
* Copy /usr/lib/syslinux/memdisk to /boot (or take it from distro). | |||
* Point your config "root"-entry to the partition, where the image resides, and write the kernel-entry with (hd0,0)/boot/memdisk or where ever your linux partition is. | |||
label KoOS | * Add these lines to your grub.conf: | ||
label KoOS | |||
root (hd0,0) # edit this to your correct partition, given example is hda1 | root (hd0,0) # edit this to your correct partition, given example is hda1 | ||
kernel /boot/memdisk | kernel /boot/memdisk | ||
initrd /boot/ | initrd /boot/kolibri.img | ||
== GRUB2 == | |||
Add these lines to one of the files in /etc/grub (grub.d): | |||
menuentry "KolibriOS" { | |||
set root='(hd0,5)' # edit this to your correct partition, given example is sda5 | |||
linux16 /memdisk | |||
initrd16 /kolibri.img | |||
} | |||
Then run "sudo update-grub". | |||
== Limitations == | |||
* The kernel cannot save boot settings. | |||
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Latest revision as of 14:23, 16 February 2017
GRUB1 (GRUB legacy)
If you want to boot KolibriOS with GRUB, you need to do this:
- Install Syslinux (if not installed).
- Copy /usr/lib/syslinux/memdisk to /boot (or take it from distro).
- Point your config "root"-entry to the partition, where the image resides, and write the kernel-entry with (hd0,0)/boot/memdisk or where ever your linux partition is.
- Add these lines to your grub.conf:
label KoOS root (hd0,0) # edit this to your correct partition, given example is hda1 kernel /boot/memdisk initrd /boot/kolibri.img
GRUB2
Add these lines to one of the files in /etc/grub (grub.d):
menuentry "KolibriOS" { set root='(hd0,5)' # edit this to your correct partition, given example is sda5 linux16 /memdisk initrd16 /kolibri.img }
Then run "sudo update-grub".
Limitations
- The kernel cannot save boot settings.