Update: Directly use GRUB boot 1, extract BZImage and CDLinux.gz to / cdlinux 2, extract the extra directory, copy the entire directory to / cdlinux 3, copy the GRUB directory in ISO directly to the hard disk boot / GRUB / directory And create a new menu.lst in this directory, as follows
DEFAULT 0
# Allow 30 Seconds Before Booting The Default.timeout 30
# UE prettier colors.color green / black light-green / black
# T first entry is for cdlinux.title cdlinux from HDDROOT (HD0, 0) kernel / cdlinux / bzimage root = / dev / ram0 VGA = 788 CDL_DEV = / dev / hda1initrd / cdlinux/cdlinux.gz
Then install the GRUB to the hard disk MBR, enter the command, pay attention to the space between commands and parameters
> GRUB
> root (HD0, 0)
> Setup (HD0)
> quit
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Download the latest stable version from the official homepage: cdlinux-0.4.9
Downloading the file is an ISO file, you can burn directly to the disc from the CD, or load the ISO file from the virtual machine from the disc.
Refer to the official HOWTO documentation can be installed to the hard disk.
The process of installing the hard disk under Windows: (Version 0.4.9 can not be a Mount NTFS partition, so you cannot load the content under the Extra directory under the NTFS partition, you need to select a FAT32 partition to place the file of the extra directory)
1, unzip the ISO file
2, establish a C: / CDLinux subdirectory in the C: / cdlinux, which is the default path of the kernel lookup Extra, and can change the path and name by modifying the kernel parameters.
3, COPY decompresses the entire directory of the extra after ISO to C: / cdlinux directory
4, copy cdlinux.img to the c: / cdlinux directory, this is a mirror file for starting the floppy disk, we need to start the file inside:
BzimageCDLinux.gz
I used virtual machine to open CDLinux.img, then copy these two files, and of course other ways can be used.
Copy the above two files to the c: / cdlinux directory
5, download loadlin.exe, and copy to the C: / cdlinux directory
6, start below to DOS, enter the c: / cdlinux directory, execute the following command: (where CDL_DEV = / dev / hda1 is to let the kernel to the C: / cdlinux directory to find the extra directory load extension module)
Loadlin bzimage initrd = cdlinux.gz CDL_DEV = / dev / hda1
You can start CDLinux.
There is also a simpler way: use vfloppy to install CDLinux.Img floppy mirror files
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&newwindow=1&q=vfloppy
After downloading vflopy, install our cdlinux.img realvab file, so you can start CDLinux directly from the hard drive. If you need to install the extension module in the extra directory, or copy the extra directory to the C: / cdlinux directory with the above method. Next, then start cdlinux, enter the following kernel parameters under the boot: The following kernel parameters are started: (Direct Enter is started, only the basic system can not load the extended module) BOOT: CDLINUX CDL_DEV = / dev / hda1
Log in with root after startup, no password is required.
CDLinux supports DHCP, supporting USB,
Some common instructions for CDLinux:
1. Enter CCE can start Chinese input, Ctrl Shift Space switching / Ying input, Ctrl Shift switch Chinese input method
2, GRUB
3, HDPARM can view hardware information
4, SSH / FTP
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The following operations modify the default parameters of the Boot menu, add CDLinux CDL_DEV = / dev / hda1
Mount / MNT / WIN
Mount -o loop /mnt/win/boot/cdlinux.img / mnt / floppy
CD / MNT / FLOPPY
Vi syslinux.cfg
Edit Syslinux.cfg, the parameters that will be launched by default:
Lable 2
Kernel Bzimage
Append initrd = cdlinux.gz root = / dev / ram0 VGA = 788
change to
Lable 2
Kernel Bzimage
Append initrd = cdlinux.gz root = / dev / ram0 VGA = 788 CDL_DEV = / dev / hda1
After the change is completed
Reboot
You can find the extension package under EXTRA when you start startup.
Official Homepage: http://cdlinux.berlios.de/
CDLinux is a small Linux system that is started from the CD, which can be used for system repair / maintenance. Supports many hardware (PCMCIA, SCSI, USB, etc.) and a variety of network protocols (FTP, SSH, NFS, Samba, etc.). Users can make it easy to customize and add, delete the package as needed. CDLinux supports oriental language (CJK), especially for Simplified Chinese. The kernel and Mkisofs have already played the CP936 patch to correctly handle the Chinese file names in the VFAT and ISO JOLIET file systems.
