Use GRUB for hard drive installation
Submit: LQS Time: 3, 06/30/2004 - 10:16
Desktop | Server
0. Install GRUB on Windows NT / 2000 / XP
Download GRUB for DOS, extract the grildr files in the compressed package to C: /. Then edit C: /Boot.ini, join a line
C: / GRLDR = "GRUB"
1. Download the kernel and boot file for the hard disk installation:
Be careful not to put in the NTFS partition, otherwise you will not find it.
It is best to place the root directory of the EXT2 or FAT / FAT32 partition. The Hiweed-Desktop 0.55 version is used by the Linux 2.6 kernel, please download the appropriate file below:
2.6 / initrd.gz and
2.6 / vmlinuz
Hiweed-Desktop 0.3 is used by Linux 2.4 kernel, download the appropriate files below:
Initrd.gz and VMLinuz
Note: 1. You cannot use the same name file on the CD. 2. If the VMLinuz downloaded with IE has become VMLinuz.txt, please remove .txt.
2. Download the Hiweed CD ISO Mirror
Also placed on the root directory.
Download Mirror List
3. Restart your computer, we take GRUB as an example: Press C to enter the GRUB command line according to the location where you downloaded, write:
Grub> kernel (HD0, 0) / vmlinuz root = / dev / ramdisk_size = 20000 devfs = mount, DALL
GRUB> Initrd (HD0, 0) /initrd.gz
GRUB> Boot
This way, you can guide the disc and start installing.
