Greetings,
I've recently been trying to squeeze six operating systems onto
a single PC, and ran across grub as part of that process. I'm
still learning how to use it; e.g. I'm still having trouble
getting Linux to boot, even after specifying "root=/dev/xxxx"
on the "kernel" line. No worries...I'll figure it out.
I was wondering, though, if folks had thought about making grub
capable of booting from an ATA/IDE CD rom?
Also wondering if anyone knows whether NTLDR has command-line
switches such that I could tell it to boot directly into one
of the MS systems, rather than going through it's menus? That
is, on this system I have Win98, NT4.0, and Win2K; the latter are
in extended partitions. I would like to boot to all three directly
from grub, if possible, but trying to chain to the extended/logical
partitions hasn't worked.
Thanks....
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