Clive McBarton wrote:
For the record, grub can also load a kernel and an initrd by just
providing a block list, as you described for lilo. Since the filesystem
is made read-only, this shouldn't be too ugly and certainly worth trying.
Really? Great. How exactly? I looked at the man and info page and didn't
see this option.
Actually, I haven't studied grub2 yet, but I see no reason they would have
gone backwards regarding this feature.
In grub1, you need to get dirty with the install command, from the grub
shell. Basically, you wouldn't specify a stage 1.5 (which loads the fs
driver), and instead load stage2 directly. It's all documented in the
manual[1].
[off-topic]
Does anyone know if there's a grub2 reference draft available somewhere? Or
any documentation apart from the wiki?
[1] http://www.gnu.org/software/grub/manual/html_node/install.html#install
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