How do I manually specify partitions in my bootloader?
by JASlinux from LinuxQuestions.org on (#5NSVS)
This is from YUMI, a Windows Linux multiboot tool:
Code:#set root='hd0,msdos1'
set root --label MULTIBOOT --hint hd0,msdos1The configuation file source calls another with this type of menu entry:
Code:#START LINUX DISTROS
#start SuperLinux5.0
menuentry "SuperLinux5.0" {
set gfxpayload=keep
configfile /multiboot/SuperLinux5.0/grub.cfg
}The multiboot tool is designed to work on one partition, but I know from GRUB4DOS you can specify alternates. I use GRUB4DOS to boot multiple partitions, but it is only working for me in BIOS/32-bit mode.
I need YUMI working with multiple partitions, an unconventional application.
Summarily the goal is multi-partition 64-bit/UEFI Linux multibooting.
Suggestions appreciated.
Code:#set root='hd0,msdos1'
set root --label MULTIBOOT --hint hd0,msdos1The configuation file source calls another with this type of menu entry:
Code:#START LINUX DISTROS
#start SuperLinux5.0
menuentry "SuperLinux5.0" {
set gfxpayload=keep
configfile /multiboot/SuperLinux5.0/grub.cfg
}The multiboot tool is designed to work on one partition, but I know from GRUB4DOS you can specify alternates. I use GRUB4DOS to boot multiple partitions, but it is only working for me in BIOS/32-bit mode.
I need YUMI working with multiple partitions, an unconventional application.
Summarily the goal is multi-partition 64-bit/UEFI Linux multibooting.
Suggestions appreciated.