The use of grub.exe with config-file is made clear in readme_grub4dos.txt in the download. This is my menu.lst, made by using Grub4dos Config program v 1.9.3 menu.lst produced by grub4dosconfig-v1.9. They will be different in what the entries are. Do I manually rewrite /boot/grub/menu.lst with the UUID every time I update the kernel 07-28-2010, 11:33 AM 2: saikee. Please read post 21 of this thread first -Edited -reference to 'Just booting tips' added-Edited 30 Dec2006 -A ' is now avaibale - I apologise. Next time you start windows, there is a new option 'Start GRUB4DOS' which can be used to start GRUB for DOS. Grub4dos Config is going to install a completely different one. Then copy grldr to C:, and create the GRUB4DOS configuration file at C: menu.lst. In menu.lst a carriage return + line feed is normally used, though it should not be strictly necessary, I never thought of making a single looongish line, as it is much easier to the eye a 'normal' multiline entry, but it should work, since if you use grub.exe loaded through config.sys or similar, you can use the config-file directive where menu.lst has no CR+LF, moreover grub4dos can read Linux/Unix files, which have only LF. You could have the menu.lst that is in the ISO that is setup for booting a live install of Fossapup64. On a single line, or is cr-lf neccessary, as it is usually shown?.ĭiddy's guide seems to me exhaustive enough Like the definition af a dos command, which shows all the optionsĪnd switches and such. You're done You've now got a bootable F4UBCD Flash drive. Select the partition and make sure it's Active - if it is, 'Activate' will be greyed out. If any partitions are shown here, you've got an MBR (that's OK). Seeing the complete, basic syntax of 'menu.lst' what I mean is Select GRUB4DOS and click 'Install/Config'. I have read a couple of tutorials on grub4dos, but do not recall

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