Yes. *.mod and *.lst file is in /boot/grub folder.
But when I find the pc.mod in /, there are no pc.mod file.
Please help me.
I don't want to install grub, I want to make g2ldr.
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the *.mod file should be in the same folder with the *.lst file.
Thank you very much, Cui Lei.
I find moddep.lst is in /boot/grub and /usr/lib/grub/i386-pc/.
If I command as root in that folder, the result
grub-mkimage: error: cannot stat ./pc.mod.
please help me.
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On 20.07.2011 11:43, 김민준 wrote:
> Thank you very much, Cui Lei.
> I find moddep.lst is in /boot/grub and /usr/lib/grub/i386-pc/.
> If I command as root in that folder, the result
>
> grub-mkimage: error: cannot stat ./pc.mod.
>
> please help me.
>
There should be no reason to use grub-mkimage direc
Thank you very much, Cui Lei.
I find moddep.lst is in /boot/grub and /usr/lib/grub/i386-pc/.
If I command as root in that folder, the result
grub-mkimage: error: cannot stat ./pc.mod.
please help me.
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1. the "-d" means where the "moddep.lst" is , so ,you should find it first.
2. It looks like you want to install grub in you PC, doesn't it? If
does, you can use grub-install.
3. http://www.gnu.org/software/grub/manual/grub.html can help you.
When I command
sudo grub-mkimage -d ./grub-core -o
When I command
sudo grub-mkimage -d ./grub-core -o core.img pc fat ntfs -O i386-pc
the result is
grub-mkimage: error: cannot open ./grub-core/moddep.lst.
When I command at /boot/grub, the result is same.
I can't understand why creating kernel is very hard.
Please, help me.
thanks.
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try -d ./grub-core
When I command with -O i386-pc
the result is
grub-mkimage: error: cannot open ./moddep.lst.
If I command as root, the result is same.
Please help me.
Thanks.
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On 19.07.2011 13:08, 김민준 wrote:
> If I command
> grub-mkimage -d . -o core.img pc fat ntfs
>
Just use grub-install
> The result is
>
> Target format not specified (use the -O option).
> Try `grub-mkimage --help' for more information
>
> How can I create a kernel?
>
> Thanks.
>
>
>
When I command with -O i386-pc
the result is
grub-mkimage: error: cannot open ./moddep.lst.
If I command as root, the result is same.
Please help me.
Thanks.
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-O i386-pc as a target would work.
Envoyé de mon appareil mobile.
Jérôme Poulin
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On 2011-07-19, at 07:48, "김민준" wrote:
If I command
grub-mkimage -d . -o core.img pc fat ntfs
The result is
Target format not specified (use the -O option).
Try `grub-mkimage --help' for more info
If I command
grub-mkimage -d . -o core.img pc fat ntfs
The result is
Target format not specified (use the -O option).
Try `grub-mkimage --help' for more information
How can I create a kernel?
Thanks.
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If I command
grub-mkimage -d . -o core.img pc fat ntfs
The result is
Target format not specified (use the -O option).
Try `grub-mkimage --help' for more information
How can I create a kernel?
Thanks.
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Works wonders. I'm using it with win32-loader [1] [2], and plans are that
this will make it to official Debian CDs/DVDs for the next major release.
I wonder if it can create a "grub.com" executable like the one grub4dos had,
so that it's possible to load GRUB directly on a Win9x without rebootin
It's possible to boot grub2 using the grub4dos boot loader.
1. create a kernel:
grub-mkimage -d . -o core.img pc fat ntfs
make sure you include the necessary file system driver.
2. add a header to core.img.
cat g2hdr.bin core.img > g2ldr
g2hdr.bin can be found in the grubutil package.
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