re grub on cdrom

Bruce Marshall bmarsh at bmarsh.com
Thu Jul 16 22:09:53 UTC 2009


On Thursday 16 July 2009, Derek Broughton wrote:
> He's just asking for the grub part.  That isn't so difficult.  After all,
> it used to fit on a floppy (if you remember them...). 

I realized that *might* be what he was asking for, but his question was 
ambiguous on that point, which just shows that you have to ask the right 
question to get a proper answer.

And golly gee....    google is your friend!!

A google of "grub on a cd"  found this site:

Introduction

This is a write-up outlining methods to create a generic bootable Grub floppy 
and CD. The floppy side has been well documented and included here for the 
sake of completeness. The main aim is to explain how to create a bootable Grub 
CD.

A simplistic explanation of how one can use Grub is explained relative to a 
DOS system.

A generic Grub floppy or CD is non distro-specific and its difference to those 
generated by other methods in a Linux is described. It can be used to boot any 
operating system based on a PC.


http://www.justlinux.com/forum/showthread.php?t=142409




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