Hey, I'm new to the forums and Grub in general so bare with me. I've spent the past several hours reading over the Grub manual and assorted websites describing its capabilities. I feel it is the solution to what I am trying to accomplish, however, my problem stems a bit further than I feel the tutorials explain. What I am trying to do is: I have a VME cage with several OS's on Dynatem cards installed (Sun, Windows, Linux, VxWorks). I assume I will initially load Grub on the linux OS, but from the initial start up, I would load to be able to network boot the Windows, Sun, or VxWorks OS's if I chose to do so, otherwise I would choose the linux and it would continue to boot from that card. I was wondering if it were possible to do this? If so does anyone have any experience and could steer me in the right direction (tutorial, website, etc.) Thanks for the help!
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