This post demonstrates how to build a simple bootable image containing GRUB Legacy and run it in QEMU in either graphical or non-graphical mode.
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This post demonstrates how to build a simple bootable image containing GRUB Legacy and run it in QEMU in either graphical or non-graphical mode. This post demonstrates how to build and install GRUB 1.99-beta0 on a UEFI platform running Fedora 14. It also discusses how to use the grub-mkfont utility to create a suitable font file for graphics mode and how to display a background image. This post describes GRUB2 modules and shows you how to add functionality to existing modules or write you own custom module. This post shows you how to replace GRUB Legacy with GRUB2 on Fedora 13 The more I use GRUB2 the more I have come to realize that some of the design decisions relating to GRUB2 must have been made by the same committee that designed the camel and the dodo. This post explains why I feel this way about some parts of GRUB2. |
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