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Excuse me, the building owner, can GRUB boot ISO files?

If it can boot, what software is needed?

Some ISOs can be booted by calling isoemu via GRUB

WinXp - class is not okay.

Errors occurred during the installation due to the lack of dynamic link libraries in some systems, and it has been corrected now.

Update Notes on 2007-01-10:
1: Update the default grldr to generate the menu in MENU.LST mode. Novices can open C:\grub\MENU.LST with Notepad to refer to the configuration examples.
2: Correct the errors that occurred during the installation.
3: Due to the startup problem of Grub4DOS 0.4.2 official version's map --mem method, the pre11 is still referenced for the time being without considering the update.
4: Add 20 floppy disk images with a cluster size of 512 that can boot the minimum MS-DOS (2.92MB ~ 100MB)

Thank you very much!

Please confirm by the poster:
I saw the following two items in the instructions. They are also what I care about.
2: Support custom startup password to avoid people with malicious intentions from entering the password-free WinPE and DOS systems to cause damage.
3: Setting the startup password is built-in (including the menu) to avoid the intention of the destroyer to modify menu.lst so that the original menu.lst password is just a formality.
But when I tried the v101 version today, I found that as long as I comment out the password in c:\grub\menu.lst with #, there is no password when booting. What's the matter? Isn't the password built-in?
In this case, it is meaningless.
How about other people's use?

Version v101 has changed grldr back to the original configuration of grldr, so start c:\grub\menu.lst. This is to provide a beginner example so that newcomers won't take a detour when first coming into contact with grub4dos, and also to respect the original works.

If you continue to run Many_Grub.exe, at this time grub1 will no longer use menu.lst. Each time you run Many_Grub.exe, a serial number will be added, and a total of 5 can be generated, namely grub1~grub5. Uninstallation can be done by uninstalling individually or all at once.

Got it.
I uninstalled the grub I had installed before using your tool. Now I understand. Thanks.

Learning now, good stuff

It would be great if we could change the paths of /grub/menu1.lst and /grub/menu2.lst according to our own wishes. For example, change the GRUB path, or change the filename of MENU1.lst. I hope the author will further optimize it. I'm closely following it.

Originally posted by utem999 at 2007-1-14 16:13:
It would be great if I could change the paths of /grub/menu1.lst and /grub/menu2.lst according to my own will.
For example, change the GRUB path.
For example, change the filename of MENU1.lst.
I hope the author will further optimize it.
I'm closely following it.

These are not difficult, but making them will have many question boxes, which will make newbies confused~~ So......

Just downloaded it, because I wanted to know how to use batch processing to make the GRUB boot menu built-in...

Tore your program apart :P Finally understand

Found that the GRUB menu can still be like this, :o

I have always used WINHEX to modify the built-in menu, and thought the content couldn't exceed the original content. :(

Now learned another trick :) Thanks to the landlord

Hehe, adding points, added to the wrong position.

Originally posted by chenall at 2007-1-19 23:48:
And it is considered that the content cannot exceed the original content

Wrong~ Still cannot exceed the original content, carefully look at the P processing

Thanks for the reminder, I didn't notice it ;).
I only looked at the subsequent copy statement and didn't notice this here:

IF %A% gtr 438 DEL %BOOTDIR%:\MD5.*&&DEL %BOOTDIR%:\grub.3&&DEL %BOOTDIR%:\grub1.*&&CLS&&ECHO.&&COLOR 0c&&ECHO Error...&&ECHO Possible reason: The number of characters in your boot menu is too many, please reselect&&PING/n 6 127.1>NUL&&CLS&&GOTO 密码设置
SET /A B=438-%A%
FOR /L %%I IN (1,1,%B%) DO SET /P= <NUL>>%BOOTDIR%:\%grub%.2

Last edited by chenall on 2007-1-21 at 09:30 AM ]