I am sending this (reluctantly) to this list, although it is rather
a wishlist question than a bug report.
I have been a GRUB user for some years, originally to allow users
on teaching machines to select the operating system to boot; at
one time we had Windows 3.1, Windows 95/98, NT, and Linux
I wrote:
It seems to me that any existing netbootable image should work,
although I don't know whether GRUB itself or the boot code in the
image needs to replace the int 13H handler. But there must be some
way of doing this. Would it mean adding an extra 'kernel' format
to GRUB to allow it
I mention this here since people often ask for it. I found that it
is possible to use the CD booting feature of smb from the GRUB
prompt with the help of memdisk. I'm using GRUB 0.93, incidentally.
SBM, the Smart Boot Manager, is available at http://btmgr.sourceforge.net/
and allows you to boot
