On Mon, Jul 09, 2001 at 01:40:10PM -0600, David Monk wrote:
This is not a bug, but it may turn into a feature request. Is there a port
of GRUB to Windows. It would be so nice to share one common tool to manage
my bootloader across platforms.
I am not a member of the list, so a direct email
The boot loader GRUB is not for one platform !
It is for the platform called BIOS and is OS independent.
So GRUB can be installed to DOS or windows partitions
(not FAT32, AFAIK) and can boot several OSes.
So your request is already fullfilled.
But: You cannot use Windows to build (compile) and
From: Christoph Plattner [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: cross-platform GRUB
Date: Tue, 10 Jul 2001 08:39:35 +0200
So GRUB can be installed to DOS or windows partitions
(not FAT32, AFAIK) and can boot several OSes.
FAT32 is supported. If not, that must be a bug.
So I think, it would
Title: RE: cross-platform GRUB
Ok. Now I am confused. I understand that GRUB is OS independent. What I am asking for is a means to configure it from Windows and run it, to install the new MBR, from Windows.
There is already a binary to do this?
David Monk
System Administrator
Encoda
Title: cross-platform GRUB
This is not a bug, but it may turn into a feature request. Is there a port of GRUB to Windows. It would be so nice to share one common tool to manage my bootloader across platforms.
I am not a member of the list, so a direct email reply would be nice.
David Monk
