Install without the bootloader
I would like to install4M without installing the bootloader. What are the required lines I need to add in my current grub installation to boot 4M Linux ? (grub legacy 0.97)
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I am presuming from your information that there is another linux system on this same computer with an existing installation of grub legacy ... You could confirm the details of this so that we're all sure. If so, you could boot back into your existing linux system after installing 4M and run the grub config command to update with the new linux install. Make sure osprober is installed so that the command looks for other systems. The command would be : Code:
grub-mkconfig -o /boot/grub/grub.cfg Let us know how you make out. Cheers, |
Without information on disk/partition setup it is only a guess, 4m is based on Debian so something like this might work
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menuentry 4Mlinux ?? is number of partition counting from 1 |
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http://4mlinux.blogspot.com/2013/01/...-your-hdd.html . |
A web search for "add distro to GRUB" will turn up a number of articles, tutorials, and even a video or two.
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then it would be kernel /boot/bzImage root=something without the initrd line. |
sf.net was down (ongoing DDoS attack), so in the meantime I tried to boot NuTyX, which is installed on /dev/sda9
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ychaouche#ychaouche-PC 10:15:54 ~ $ sudo os-prober Here's the NuTyX's corresponding entry in /boot/grub/menu.lst : Code:
title NuTyx (yassine) And here's output of fdisk -l Code:
ychaouche#ychaouche-PC 11:06:49 ~ $ sudo fdisk -l If useful, this is the output of blkid Code:
ychaouche#ychaouche-PC 11:20:36 ~ $ blkid |
hum... well according to archwiki, it doesn't :(
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There are a number of other boot loading solutions you can move to : GRUB (current version), Syslinux, rEFInd, or even straight from UEFI (assuming your computer's UEFI implementation is standard ...). Cheers, |
1. Booted Mint
2. chrooted to NuTyX 3. Changed /boot/grub/grub.cfg to add necessary entry for Mint Quote:
5. rebooted Now I can boot both NuTyX and Mint :p |
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