• Grub4dos Windows 10 Install

AIO Boot supports both Grub2 and Grub4dos, and you can install Grub4dos as the default bootloader instead of Grub2. Problems Some users have reported that they have problems booting WinPE from the AIO Boot. Specifically, when you boot into the WinPE & Setup menu from Grub2, you will not see anything other than the current background image. In the most recent case, the screen shows ripples when booting on PCs using MSI H81M-P33 motherboards. This problem does not occur if WinPE and Windows VHD are booted from Grub4dos. If you have the same problem with Grub2 too, try using Grub4dos. From the Grub2 menu, you can boot to Grub4dos, then select the WinPE & Setup menu. If Grub4dos is Ok, you can install Grub4dos as the default bootloader instead of Grub2 to boot Grub4dos directly from your USB or HDD. AIO Boot is specially designed to use Grub2, so you should use Grub2 unless it does not work for you. File Manager, Partition Tools, PartIMG Mapper, and many other features only available in the Grub2 menu.

Grub4dos Windows 10 Install

Install Grub4dos You can install Grub4dos as the default boot loader by running AIOCreator.exe, then clicking the Bootloaders button and installing it. Grub4dos does not support UEFI and AIO Boot does not support installing Grub4dos on GPT disks. If the problem also occurs in UEFI mode, you can choose to boot directly into Windows Boot Manager instead of Grub2. Click the Settings button, select Windows Boot Manager in the list and click Set to save the settings. I will try some other Grub2 versions from the Linux distributions, hopefully they have patches for this issue. Please let me know if you found the patch.

Grub2 and Grub4Dos of AIO Boot can be booted from Windows Boot Manager without having to install them to your hard drive. Note: This method only applies to Legacy BIOS mode. UEFI mode is not supported. Introduce When you boot into Windows, there is always a menu to select the Windows operating system that you have installed on your hard drive.

If you have only one Windows operating system, the menu will not display and will automatically boot into that operating system. By editing the Windows Boot Manager menu, we can add or remove any menu if desired. The great thing is that both Grub2 and Grub4Dos from AIO Boot support booting from Windows Boot Manager. This makes it possible to add a menu to Windows Boot Manager without having to install Grub2 or Grub4Dos. Installing AIO Boot on your hard drive will give you more free space to integrate your packages, as well as faster speeds than a regular USB drive. Install AIO Boot First, you need to and to any drive you want.

Note:. Uncheck Auto install Bootloader to skip installation of Grub2. After extracting, you can install Clover and Syslinux from AIOCreator.exe - Bootloaders. Select Use Hard Disk Drive to list all drives in the drop down list. Select the drive on which you want to extract the files and install AIO Boot.

You should create a new partition to install AIO Boot. This makes it easier to manage. Use FAT32 format for best support. New partitions can be created easily by using the feature of Disk Management. Click OK to proceed with the extraction. We will now proceed with adding Grub2 nor Grub4Dos menus to Windows Boot Manager.

Windows Boot Manager We will now use BootICE to add Grub2 and Grub4Dos to Windows Boot Manager. For Windows XP, we just need to add the menu to boot.ini. Windows 7/8.1/10 The steps below help you add a Grub2 and Grub4Dos menu to BCD of Windows 7/8.1/10. Running BootICE, this tool can be found in /AIO/Tools folder or from AIOCreator.exe - Tools.

Switch to BCD, select BCD of current system by default and click Easy mode. Select Add and then select New RealMode entry (Grub/Linux). In the next option, you need to select the following:. Type: Partition.

Boot disk: select the disk containing the partition where you extracted AIO Boot. Partition: select the partition where you extracted AIO Boot. Here, I extracted to C: drive. OS title: enter the name you want the menu to display.

For Grub2, it could be Grub2. For Grub4Dos, it could be Grub4Dos. Boot file:. Grub2: AIO grub grub2win. Grub4Dos: AIO Tools grub4dos grldr. You can adjust the number of seconds in the Timeout (s). The system will automatically boot into the selected menu if it is not selected within the time specified above.

Click Save current system to save the menu. Restart your computer for testing. You will see the menu as shown below: Windows XP Unlike Windows 7/ 8.1/10, Windows XP uses the menu in the boot.ini file. Grub2 does not support booting from XP, here I will boot to Grub4Dos and then boot to Grub2. The boot.ini file is located on the drive where you installed Windows XP.

This file is hidden so we need to show it first. Open My Computer, select Tools from the menu, then select Folder Options. Switch to View and uncheck Hide protected operating system files (Recommended).

Click OK to save the options. Open boot.ini in the drive where you installed Windows XP. My drive is C.

Add the following lines:. For Grub2: C: grub2xp='Grub2'. For Grub4Dos: C: grldr='Grub4Dos'. Copy the following files to the root of the C: drive. For Grub2: AIO grub grub2xp.

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For Grub4Dos: AIO Tools grub4dos grld r. Save boot.ini file. Restart your computer for testing. You will see the menu as shown below: Good luck!

Normally ‘grldr’ find /menu.lst, /boot/grub/menu.lst, /grub/menu.lst as default search when chainloaded or booted by default If we chainload AIO Tools grub4dos grldr from boot manager menu, then AIO Tools grub4dos grldr look for /menu.lst, /boot/grub/menu.lst, /grub/menu.lst which will not be exist as AIOBOOT uses menu.lst as AIO Tools grub4dos menu.lst. So how chainloading of AIO Tools grub4dos grldr from Windows Boot Manager will show AIO Grub4dos menu?? Please Describe? Will we not have to edit menu inside ‘grldr’ file using BOOTICE?