I swear I read that GRUB2 did not support NTFS but checking the WIKI, it shows that NTFS is supported.
http://grub.enbug.org/CurrentStatus
Booting Windows 7 from ExpressCard
Started by
ooter37
, Jan 06 2010 08:06 PM
29 replies to this topic
#26
Posted 18 April 2010 - 04:48 PM
#28
Posted 26 January 2011 - 12:09 PM
Hi, i've been scouring the internet for resources for I have been trying to achieve the same goal, which is to boot windows 7 from my expresscard.
I've gotten as far as booting to grub4dos and checking to see what shows up. as far as i understand, it was not detected because there was only one entry (hd01,1). Any advice on what can be tried next, i'm ready and willing.
I've gotten as far as booting to grub4dos and checking to see what shows up. as far as i understand, it was not detected because there was only one entry (hd01,1). Any advice on what can be tried next, i'm ready and willing.
#29
Posted 27 January 2011 - 09:27 AM
Booting grub4dos FROM where?Hi, i've been scouring the internet for resources for I have been trying to achieve the same goal, which is to boot windows 7 from my expresscard.
I've gotten as far as booting to grub4dos and checking to see what shows up. as far as i understand, it was not detected because there was only one entry (hd01,1). Any advice on what can be tried next, i'm ready and willing.
(hd01,1) is NOT a valid grub4dos device name.
You have hard disks like devices:
(hd0)
(hd1)
...
And partitions in them:
(hd0,0)
(hd0,1)
...
(hd1,0)
(hd1,1)
....
More generally (hdm,n) where if n is between 0 and 3 indicates primary partitions and if above indicates logical volumes.
Please report again, typically get to command line and type
geometry (and press the [TAB] key.
Which devices are listed?
Also which EXACT version of grub4dos are you testing?
Try using LATEST EXPERIMENTAL by chenall.
Wonko
#30
Posted 28 January 2011 - 01:29 AM
i might be double-posting, so i'll take this down if i am
Stupid me, I uninstalled (deleted it w/ easybcd cuz i'm an idiot) the grub4dos that I had (0.4.4) and am having trouble installing the newer version. in the directions provided earlier in this thread, I'm having trouble completing the last step:
copy grldr and menu.lst to a supported partition type
earlier in the instructions i copied grldr.mbr from the winrar file I downloaded, and I'm not sure where I"m supposed to copy it from later, thus when i reboot my computer and select grub4dos as boot option, it gives me an error
Luckily enough, i ran "geometry(" before the uninstall and grub4dos only saw my internal platter HD with the three partitions it currently has
Stupid me, I uninstalled (deleted it w/ easybcd cuz i'm an idiot) the grub4dos that I had (0.4.4) and am having trouble installing the newer version. in the directions provided earlier in this thread, I'm having trouble completing the last step:
copy grldr and menu.lst to a supported partition type
earlier in the instructions i copied grldr.mbr from the winrar file I downloaded, and I'm not sure where I"m supposed to copy it from later, thus when i reboot my computer and select grub4dos as boot option, it gives me an error
Luckily enough, i ran "geometry(" before the uninstall and grub4dos only saw my internal platter HD with the three partitions it currently has
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