Hello,
I don't understand the the sense of that. Why I want to boot GRUB
via GRUB ? If I have running a GRUB than I can do anything. The only
missing
point you may speak about, is the possibility to load GRUB from disk
(floppy)
and boot the menu from net.
But there is a simple way (work around) to have this running, by writing
the
diskless version of GRUB to disk:
cd stage2
cat start diskless > stage2-diskless
cd ..
dd if=stage1/stage1 of=/dev/fd0 bs=512 count=1
dd if=stage2/stage2-diskless of=/dev/fd0 bs=512 seek=1
This GRUB boot from disk, does a BOOTP query and loads the menu file
(config
file) from server.
And now I have no idea, which point is missed, which can be covered by
"booting GRUB" inside GRUB.
Cheers
Christoph P.
Thierry Laronde wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> With the GRUB we have a very powerful tool. For example, as everybody might
> know, you can compile GRUB with the support of all PCI NIC cards, and you
> will be able to boot via the network any unknown machine with a supported
> PCI NIC card.
>
> I'd liked to call GRUB, via the network, to propose a menu, but, at the
> moment, this is not possible since there is only nbi or pxe GRUB.
>
> To add support for nbi or pxe is something I can think about... But what
> about taking GRUB as the examplary kernel for the multiboot specification ?
> Then GRUB could be loaded via GRUB (on a floppy or on a disk), since GRUB
> can load multiboot compliant kernels ?
>
> Just an idea ;)
>
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