Hi :)
I think if this is going to be a lot of work or would significantly increase
complexity or even worse increase boot-time then the idea should be
dropped/shelved/ignored. If it was a simple copy&paste & quick edit then it
might be worth pursuing but it looks like the link i was given does
Hi,
2010/9/15 Dmitry Ilyin :
> I guess it is possible to chainload to real cdrom in your drive same way we
> chainload to windows partition, you can also use script (grub or lua) to
> determine that your drive is not empty and show chainload menu entry.
>
> Or if you cannot chainload perhaps you
I guess it is possible to chainload to real cdrom in your drive same way we
chainload to windows partition, you can also use script (grub or lua) to
determine that your drive is not empty and show chainload menu entry.
Or if you cannot chainload perhaps you could boot this (maybe with memdisk fr
Hi :)
I was trying to find a way of doing this
http://mgerards.net/blog/?p=16
type of booting from an iso but thought it might only be possible using a
really
convoluted route. Thanks for this link, it looks as though it solves all my
questions about this :)
Thanks and regards from
Tom :)
