Pinned: Grub4dos Guide/Tutorial (which contains MANY info in HOW to install grub4dos under different OS) Particularly: Pinned: Grub4DOS Toolbox for Windows GUI installer for grub4dos tjung To sum up: READ the 'WHERETO' to understand WHERE to find grub4dos and WHICH one to use. I agreed that is confusing to recognize the latest stable version, the daily build, where to get them, the usage of some files etc.and that is EXACTLY there reason why there are STICKIES in this forum, namely: Pinned: Grub4Dos Basic links and WHERETO. The one installed is MBR is grldr.mbr - grub4dos boot loader called by ntldr is grldr (syntax in boot.ini: c: grldr='grub4dos'.
hmload: related to RAM disk - badgrub.exe: needed for some Dell BIOS - grldr needed to copied to root of partition/drive, not installed in MBR.
grub.exe called from Linux command line too. Following is what I understand (please correct if needed): - bootice.exe = some equivalence to grubinst_gui.exe, to be mentioned. I agreed that is confusing to recognize the latest stable version, the daily build, where to get them, the usage of some files etc. I would suggest _ONE_ place/location (and perhaps mirrors) but with a complete logical structure of the version of these files and a common filename convention. Should be more structured and there should be a _common_ way to distinguish the diffrent versions of all files. The 0.4.4.x or the 0.4.5.x? Btw: it would be good if all websites use international (or english) date/time formats and english as the primary language by default. Please complete/correct the following table: # addition to grub4dos: mkimage.exe:? # addition to grub4dos: makerom.exe:? # unstable addition to grub4dos: g2hdr.bin:? Grubinst.exe: grubinst_gui.exe: grubmenu.exe: Then I found newer realeases which is named 'the latest' at: and that wiki/tutorial points to: But also found grub4dos 0.4.5.x but can't remember where.Īre these files the latest 'unstable' versions? And which one is the real latest of grub4dos? And if anybody knows and can ecplain just in a few words. And an other tutorial references to the same filnames, but diffrent locactions and diffrent version. So it comes that one tutorial uses this file and some files from a diffrent location, etc. Very confusing to me and I think confusing to others too. Grubinst_gui.exe: to install grub4dos bootloader from Win grubmenu.exe:? # addition or replacement (?) of grubinst for grub4dos: fbinst.exe:? Are this the latest () _stable_ versions, referenced by the webaddresses? And why is there _no_ structure of these files and many files placed on many diffrent locations with diffrent versions or same versions but diffrent filnames? Grldr.mbr: the grub4dos bootloader called/used by a windows bootloader (replaces the windows nt bootloader) default:? # addition to grub4dos: grubinst.exe: to install grub4dos bootloader from Windows (NT) commandline/console. Or load the bootloader from/within config.sys or autoexec.bat (freedos: fdconfig.sys/fdauto.bat) grldr: the grub4dos bootloader installed in mbr _with_ grubinst.exe, fbinst.exe or. # grub4dos itself: : to install grub4dos bootloader from DOS (not win) :? Grub.exe: to load grub4dos bootloader from commandline (DOS) _after_ booting a DOS (not windows) operating system. I think such a list will clarify many things. Hello, what is the diffrence of fbinst and grubinst and why these tools are not distributed within grub4dos itself? Please complete/correct the following list in just a few words. Attach a HDhacker made copy of your MBR (compressed in a.zip or.7z. I'm using Grub4DOS Installer 1.1 and Grub4DOS 0.4.4.
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