-file=/boot/grub/alterna.map
You can edit files in /mnt/test
and you can run grub from a floppy without speed problems.
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ON before the cat).
So the only way of stopping the cat is putting a pause and chopping the
files
into 23 lines.
I'm using Grub 0.94 (patched with the image thing).
Is this is a Bug or the cat is not intented to be used from the gui?
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What do you think of this kind of floppy?
Do you find it useful?
Any recomendation?
http://adrian15.raulete.net/ficheros/super_disco_grub_0.6.zip
For Spanish people only:
http://adrian15.raulete.net/blog/?postid=187
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I use cat FILE. I know that Grub has an internal pager.
But if you call cat FILE from a menu pager doesn't work (even if you
put pager ON before the cat).
This is disabled by intention, because the pager may prevent automatic
booting, even
I suppose that it is very early to talk about it.
I am developing Grub Super Disk which is in fact
an interface for accesing more easily a Grub Disk.
Final version of Grub Super Disk which I hope to be finished
by October 2005 or before would be in English, Spanish and
other languages.
It would
for your attention. If I should have sent this email to dev.
Please forward it for me if you have rights on the dev mailinglist.
I have little time to send emails.
Thank you.
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PROPOSAL 1) - Device autodetection
Grub 2 should be able to autodetect where the
main/first menu.lst
In
http://adrian15.raulete.net/ficheros/sdg083_alpha.tar.gz
there is a tar.gz which contains the dev folder
Inside dev folder build.sh is found.
This script serves to build grub super disk from
various menu.lst, text files, and other
bash configuration files.
You can read all the different
,
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P.D.: This option will be useful when your windows xp rewrites your MBR and
you cannnot boot into your appreciated Linux.
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You tell us that timeout doesn't work on your grub.conf...
Have you tried to edit /boot/grub/menu.lst instead of grub.conf ?
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If you happen to make it work, please tell us. In 2 or 3 weeks I'll be able
to play with fallbacks commands and maybe would use the default ones...
perhaps I'll tell you about my experience.
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that Grub has gunzip support but I'm not sure if it's only focused on
unzipping kernels when loading them into RAM.
My last option is breaking Grub Super Disk into 2 floppies but I'd rather not
to do it.
Thank your for your help.
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As far as I remmember you should do a pivot root on the cramfs disk in
initrd/linuxrc. Thus the grub files would be outside the cramfs.
I will look at this pivot root thing, however i am interested in having the
grub files INSIDE the cramfs because these are my little files.
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it
works on allowing you to boot your Windows XP.
You can download the tool from:
http://adrian15.raulete.net/ficheros/sdg_087.iso
(Cdrom version)
http://adrian15.raulete.net/ficheros/gsd_0.87_beta.img
(Floppy version)
Currently, only the menues are translated into English, explanations
Grub Super Disk, your swiss-army kniffe boot tool is available fully
translated into English.
Get it from:
cdrom image:
http://adrian15.raulete.net/ficheros/gsd_0.89.iso
And PERHAPS this floppy image (I haven't tested it. It may not work).
http://adrian15.raulete.net/ficheros/gsd_0.89_en.img
title FreeBSD
root (hd0,a)
kernel /boot/loader
savedefault
This menu.lst would work correctly from a grub cdrom?
Thank you.
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delete /boot/ folder... they have grub
and that's it.
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/ (This is just for curiosity)
B) Another question. Why are you interested in loading ntldr manually?
See you,
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and restore of boot.
However, Grub Super Disk is simply a Grub Disk with a lot of menues with a
lot of options where you don't need to use commands.
Grub Super Disk is currently completely translated into English.
You can have some spanish screenshots of it here:
http://adrian15.raulete.net/imagenes
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Can I have a mirror or an account for uploading files in Grub ftp or http?
Super Grub Disk( http://adrian15.raulete.net/grub/ ) , from my Spanish
Slashdot Post ( http://barrapunto.com/article.pl?sid=05/11/23/2054227 ) is
getting popular and I'm asking myself if I could externalize download
.
Andries
Can you try my Super Grub Disk ( http://adrian15.raulete.net/grub/ ) and
tell me if improves your experience with Grub ? You won't have to even know
what's a partition name.
Having lilo defender users is quite funny. Because no longer ago I was a
lilo defender too and Grub device names
.
If you use these HIDE/UNHIDE commands you may use my Super Grub Disk (Cdrom
version) (http://adrian15.raulete.net/grub/ ) with its Special Boot -
Unhide and hide other partitions... options.
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Manually - And the appropiate boot and root options using
Super Grub Disk Cdrom (found at http://adrian15.raulete.net/grub/ )
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fdisked the
disk and then deleted all the contents.
So... I ask again the question...
Wouldn't it possible to add this sequence of commands to stage1 without
making it bigger and I suppose not this squence... but the equivalent in
assembler?
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for your attention.
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do you want to install Grub on your 3rd hard disk... Won't your BIOS
always load the 1st hard disk... or Are you going to chainload the grub
from another grub installed on your 1st hard disk mbr ?
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complex.
I suppose that if don't do anything more complex it will help to make the
back function more simple.
THANK YOU AND END.
That's all. Any hint is welcome.
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P.D.: Any other Grub Legacy developer help is also accepted. ;)
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General tool for grub configuration: http://freshmeat.net/projects/grubconf/
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In this file you will find SGD source code with a folder called dev_grub
where grub source code is found patched (a very very ugly patch) for being
able to run call and back commands (Similar to bash source command).
I recommend
http://adrian15.raulete.net/grub/tiki-download_file.php?fileId=39
In this file you will find SGD source code with a folder called
dev_grub where grub source code is found patched (a very very ugly
patch) for being able to run call and back commands (Similar to bash
source command).
Why
USB:
http://adrian15.raulete.net/grub/tiki-download_file.php?fileId=40
Source code:
http://adrian15.raulete.net/grub/tiki-download_file.php?fileId=41
I've uploaded Super Grub Disk 0.9310 source (A Grub Legacy fork somehow).
New features:
* Commands for loop-a-like commands
) from http://adrian15.raulete.net/grub/ and choose
the option restore grub on your mbr. Auto.
When you reboot you'll have perhaps grub there again.
If you haven't done anything about installing or messing with mbr or so it
could be a problem of filesystem. Maybe you should do a fsck from a live
cd
++ = (year4)+'0';
*str++ = (year0x0f)+'0';
*str++ = ;
*str++ = (hour4)+'0';
*str++ = (hour0x0f)+'0';
*str++ = :;
*str++ = (minute4)+'0';
*str++ = (minute0x0f)+'0';
*str++ = :;
*str++ = (second4)+'0';
*str++ = (second0x0f)+'0';
*str++ = 0;
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also be done
with dhcp way).
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device (hd3) /dev/ubb # my usb device in linux is called /dev/ubb
root (hd3,0)
setup (hd3)
quit
You can too download an special version of grub that you have in there
that works with USB with the instructions above.
http://adrian15.raulete.net/grub/tiki-list_file_gallery.php?galleryId=5
on machines that do
not support USB boot devices in their BIOS.
to:
This procedure can enable booting from a USB device on machines that do
not support booting from USB boot devices in their BIOS but the BIOS
sees them as hard disks.
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(FC works fine once booted)
You can try Super Grub Disk ( http://adrian15.raulete.net/grub/ ) to see
if it fixes the issue but I do think that you may have other problem
because you say that it has been well installed Grub on the MBR.
I actually don't know anything about LVM
) /dev/hda
root (hd0,0)
setup (hd0)
but it alls depends on your partition and on your live cd.
Maybe someone gives you a better way of backuping / restoring (maybe
with dd ?) that makes no need of reinstalling Grub.
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device.map is ignored.
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the position where NTLDR
is. I mean it does not search it.
If I were you I will check this project to fix your hd0,3 wxp boot:
http://ms-sys.sourceforge.net/
(It is a tool for making something equivalent to fdisk /mbr or fixmbr or
fixboot but you can specify the partition where to act.
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$4zCJO1$NIEcy2xPROh5DlxtHtBR90
hide (hd0,0)
hide (hd0,1)
hide (hd0,2)
unhide (hd0,0)
root (hd0,0)
chainloader (hd0,1)+1
makeactive
pause Ready to boot! Press any key to proceed...
boot
??
and so on...
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in the
top level menu - either when booting or when calling a submenu.
I've never came across this problem although I understand it.
I don't know if it will be difficult to integrate it into my Grub fork
now that it has the call and back commands (equivalent to source command
in bash)
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to boot WinXP
3)
Can you try Super Grub Disk ( http://adrian15.raulete.net/grub/ )
Classic Boot -- Boot Partition -- Boot 7th partition
and see what it tells you?
If I were you I will first try to answer 2) then try the 3) and if you
cannot make boot the Windows from SGD.
Then 1).
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Pavel Roskin wrote:
Hello!
On Tue, 2006-05-02 at 17:52 +0200, adrian15 wrote:
If I find it useful I will add it to Super Grub Disk (One of its
components its a fork of Grub 0.97)
I've never heard of it. It looks like an interesting project. Although
I would prefer if you used grub2
it makes sense to stay with
GRUB Legacy.
Yes. It is. Fixing GRUB install after a Windows reinstall is the task
that SGD should accomplish at the perfection.
You don't need a CVS system. It's too obsolete. Subversion is much
better.
I was talking about CVS as general.
See you.
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it... Grub won't see them. Grub will only see a
hard disk at a time.
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will be detected.
You can add:
(fd0) /dev/floppy
if you want to have an access to your floppy.
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legacy. About grub2 I think you should wait till
there's something stable.
If you only want a grub floppy and you don't want to make it. Try Super
Grub Disk ( http://adrian15.raulete.net/grub/ ). When dded to a floppy
and booted just press letter c to have a console.
Super Grub Disk is also
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check also syslinux. I've heard that it can boot usb devices
even when the pc cannot boot them directly so it may boot scsi devices also.
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Stephen Liu wrote:
Hi adrian15,
Tks for your detail advice.
FC5_64
==
The option is: Special Boot -- Boot your OS (linux or other one)
again --
For a multi-boot PC, including WinXP and other distro can I use boot
floppy? If YES how to edit the floppy to boot WinXP and other distro
adrian15 wrote:
Just some details that I've missed...
* END * * *
Whether copy all files to /boot/grub/ on the floppy?
If the floppy is only for grub and you do not want more to do with it...
you can copy all of the files because they don't make any problem. They
don't ocuppy too much
into source code of Super Grub Disk (dev_grub folder)
http://adrian15.raulete.net/grub/
for it. I will try to make a patch for 0.97 version and send it here... But
as far as I can forget it... do not hesitate to send me a reminder email
adrian15 @ raulete . net
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http://adrian15.raulete.net/grub/
floppy which has the BOOT FROM CDROM option thanks to:
Smart Boot Manager and MemDisk.
You can also search for the all in 1 floppy on google.
2) Can i access the data in ISO9660 from grub command line ?
If you make a grub cd or burn it and you boot
Stephen Liu wrote:
Hi adrian15,
Sometimes ago I tried to install grub on USB pendrive making it
bootable. Unfortunately the BIOS of the PC failed to find the pendrive
during booting.
Booting options on BIOS
USB HDD
USB ZIP
USB Floppy
I think you should use USB HDD. If the BIOS cannot find
googling all in 1 floppy Super Grub Floppy disk found;
Super Grub Disk
http://adrian15.raulete.net/grub/tiki-index.php
Ultimate boot CD
http://www.ultimatebootcd.com/
Here is the SGD floppy that once booted thanks to memdisk and sbootmngr
can boot a cdrom drive. (Suposedly ;))
http
there's only 2)
the image in it.
Here go instructions.
1) bunzip2 sgd_0.9354_mothers_day_preview.img.bz2
2) Put a non-valuable floppy on your floppy drive.
3) dd if=./sgd_0.9354_mothers_day_preview.img.bz2 of=/dev/fd0
Enjoy.
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P.S.: You do have to learn that a file that finish with bz2
/S30_special_boot/S20_hide_and_unhide/...
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,... because pendrives devices are not
usually included on device.map files.
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If the cd does not boot in the qemu environment that means that you have
not burned it correctly.
2) You can download
http://adrian15.raulete.net/grub/tiki-download_file.php?fileId=58
this floppy image (To be burned into a floppy with dd after bunzip2ing)
and try to boot your cdrom with BOOT FROM CDROM
way to do so is:
To check the option: Restore Grub on the MBR. Auto. Auto. from the Super
Grub Disk Cdrom which is available from: http://adrian15.raulete.net/grub/
The cdrom is multilingual thus you can select Français from main menu
and it will be even easier.
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Follow-up Comment #2, bug #16609 (project grub):
If you try to reinstall Ubuntu you will see that I will boot again. That's my
bet. But you can try to reinstall Grub on the Mbr only with Super Grub Disk
Cdrom (if you only have a Linux) which is here:
http://adrian15.raulete.net/grub/
Reinstall
this feature to cat to screen the GPL license from my Super
Grub Disk ( http://adrian15.raulete.net/ ). Previously I had chopped it
into 20 pieces. :)
Enjoy it!
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cat from stage2/builtins.c:
=
/* cat */
static int
cat_func (char *arg, int flags)
{
int
Stephen Liu wrote:
Hi adrian15,
Tks for your advice.
Here go instructions.
1) bunzip2 sgd_0.9354_mothers_day_preview.img.bz2
2) Put a non-valuable floppy on your floppy drive.
3) dd if=./sgd_0.9354_mothers_day_preview.img.bz2 of=/dev/fd0
A boot floppy created as advised.
It booted
Stephen Liu wrote:
Hi adrian15,
Tks for your advice
Reread my howto and you will see that in this step it is read:
setup (hd1) and not setup (hd1,0).
Where is the howto located?
I meant this:
For instructions on how to install grub on a pendrive,
please check #6 on:
http://adrian15
a compiled version.
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thinclient.
You only can boot from your compact flash?
Only with the kernel method?
What do you want to do with Grub? I am curious.
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was pointing
to menu_entries+menu_len but that now has been incremented some bytes.
Question 3) What would you remove from grub that normal user do not use
and makes stage2 bigger?
Thank you very much for your help.
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Anyone has more ideas?
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cannot boot from 2nd hard disk but from 1st
hard disk.
Try this in your usb menu.lst:
title WinXP
map (hd0) (hd1)
map (hd1) (hd0)
root (hd1,0)
makeactive
chainloaer +1
Check #6 on http://adrian15.raulete.net/grub/tiki-index.php?page=EnFaqbl
for a method that does not make delete your pendrive when
can access (the path is well
specified... check the existence or not of /boot partitions) the
splashimage file?
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It seems that you have a version of Grub with splashimage patch.
Please check the commands background and foreground which change colours.
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an older version of grub with a live-cd OS:
grub
root (hd0,1)
setup (hd0,1)
Can you try
root (hd0,1)
setup (hd0)
and see if it works?
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Please check FAQ (If you do not find link on main webpage, check in
development link) link from
http://adrian15.raulete.net/grub/
And if I remember
is
root (hd1,1,a)
kernel /boot/loader
boot
but this one I am not sure.
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Please help me. I have patched grub-0.97.os.1.diff from
http://os.inf.tu-dresden.de/~adam/grub/0.97/
I am maintaining an enhaced version of the Adam L...'s patch. Hi Adam!
It's on the Super Grub Disk source code (Check Source Code downloads at:
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a patch for my own grub legacy fork (Check
source code downloads (and then dev_grub) on Super Grub Disk site (
http://adrian15.raulete.net/grub/ ) ).
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but this is not fatal)
and of course, to tell us if everything goes fine without you having
problems once you reboot into windows 3 or 4 times.
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P.S.: You may be also interested on a tool of mine called: Super Grub
Disk which can be of much help if you have further problem with Grub
Bob Bell wrote:
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Bob Bell wrote:
However, now when grub loads the message I see is Grub loading
Stage1.5. I do not see *any* further output. I'm guessing that
this means that grub failed to load stage 1.5. Since stage 1.5
sgd_0.9448_fixmbr.iso.bz2
is available here:
###
###
http://adrian15.raulete.net/grub/tiki-download_file.php?fileId=78
###
##
Once you select your language...
Type c.
You'll have a console
install the 1st windows. You hide the 1st windows.
And then you install the 2nd windows. Then... you use these commands
from grub console and you're done.
If you do not mind reinstall Windows you can recover your grub with my
Super Grub Disk (http://adrian15.raulete.net/grub/)
You can also use
Grub Disk (
http://adrian15.raulete.net/grub/ ) for it.
I'm not sure if this is a bug. Is there a more appropriate place to to post
such a question?
I was looking at the grub documentation. Is there a command to edit
partition attributes? I could not find one.
There's a command to create
command to
my super grub disk. So if you could teach me more trick about dding the
MBR and installing more than one windows xp on a pc...
I could add nice features based on dd to the super grub disk.
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You are receiving this email because you're contributed to make SGD a
reality, in an active or passive way.
This credits.txt file will appear in Super Grub Disk (
http://adrian15.raulete.net/grub/ ) just after the copyright appearing
to the user.
If you think your person or your foundation
this:
splashimage=(hd1,1)/boot/splash.xpm.gz
Although if I were you I would put the image inside the cd and put
something like:
splashimage=(cd)/boot/splash.xpm.gz
If you need a rescue grub cd and you do not want to complicate yourself
try Super Grub Disk ( http://adrian15.raulete.net/grub
:\boot\grub
Then you have to reinstall grub on the MBR. I recommend you to use
Super Grub Disk's ( http://adrian15.raulete.net/grub/ ) option:
Fix Boot of Linux (GRUB) inside Linux menu.
Although you can follow some manuals that tells you how to fix grub from
a knoppix cd. (root (hd0,0) setup (hd0
!).
Once you have reinstalled grub so that stage1 loads stage2 directly ... grub
is no longer overwritten because stage1_5 is not deleted by windows
repartitioning.
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Ubuntu should be fixed in my opinnion.
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own patch.
My sad conclusion is that your /lib/grub issue is not so important
compared to the development of grub2.
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grub internal-parts.
Sorry if it is a repeated answer.
You should look on #6 on FAQ on http://adrian15.raulete.net/grub/
where I explain how to setup/install grub on a usb device.
Then you should read the man pages to write your own menu.lst (Usually
when booting from a usb drive this usb drive
Molle Bestefich escribió:
$ wget grub-1.94.tar.gz
$ ./configure
Use 0.97 version. The 1.94 version is intented only for developers.
Sorry for the late answer.
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hard disk and thus you're booting this one?
It would try to run setup (hd0) instead of setup (hd1) and tell us if it
fixes things.
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will listen to it.
You were right ;) it is not a Grub problem.
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to Super Grub Disk (
http://adrian15.raulete.net/grub/ ).
If your patch makes what you're saying that would improve Super Grub
Disk helping people reinstalling grub on the mbr when Windows
reinstallations.
If people tell me that the patch is not a good thing I will inform you.
Thank you very much
?
There's no logfile for grub boot.
Maybe there should be a yast2 installation routine logfile but you say
that there was no error!
You can boot meanwhile trying to fix it with Super Grub Disk (
http://adrian15.raulete.net/grub/ )
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that the other Linux paritions and the Linux-swap
partition are required to be un-hidden by Linux),
TYPO: paritions should be partitions
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not the setup (hd0) because you would overwrite the solaris' grub on mbr.
And the next step is inside menu.lst or grub.conf from solaris' grub to
add something as:
title MY LINUX MENU
rootnoverify (hd0,2)
chainloader +1
boot
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