Grub4DOS is a boot manager
that can be easily installed to a USB flash.
It allows booting multiple operating systems
from a simple graphical user interface.
1.) Format the USB flash drive in the FAT32 or NTFS filesystem. (Windows)
(Download
and start HPUSBFW.EXE )http://dl.dropbox.com/u/4040651/HPUSBFW.EXE-
REMINDER!!! all data will be deleted on the USB flash-
1.a) Download necessary files
Grub4Doshttp://dl.dropbox.com/u/4040651/grub4dos-0.4.4.zipGrub4Dos gui Installer 1.1
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/4040651/Grub4Dos%20gui%20Installer%201.1.rar1.b) Extract the downloaded zip files into separate folders.
For example:
Grub4DOS to C:Grub4DOS
Grub4Dos gui Installer 1.1 to C:Grub4Dos gui Installer 1.1
2.) If your flashdrive is not already plugged into the computer, plug it in now.
2.a) The next step is to run the Grub4DOS Installer.
Browse to the Installer's unzipped folder using Windows Explorer.
2.b) Run the
grubinst_gui.exe program (Windows XP)
Right-click on grubinst_gui.exe Run as administrator (Windows 7)
2.c) Once the program is started, select the Disk option,
then click the Disk Refresh button and then select
your flashdrive from the dropdown box.
IMPORTANT:If you accidentally select the wrong drive,
you may not be able to boot your system without doing a boot repair.
2.d) Now click the Part List Refresh button,
then the dropdown box and finally select the Whole disk (MBR) option
2.e) Click the Install button to install Grub4DOS to the MBR
of the flashdrive.
Hopefully, you'll get the message that the installation was successful.
3.) The next step is to copy the
grldr file to the flashdrive's
root folder.Using Windows Explorer, browse to the folder
where you unzipped
the Grub4DOS program and copy the file to the flashdrive.
3.a) Grub4DOS is now installed on the flashdrive.
4.)Download file
menu.lsthttp://dl.dropbox.com/u/4040651/menu.lst4.a)You need to copy the menu.lst file to USB Flash
4.b)Create a folder Boot on a USB flash drive.
in this folder create new folders
Splash
menus
4.c) Download file
Snaiya
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/4040651/Snaiya4.d) On USB flash-open the folder Boot
Within-we see Splash folder. Copy the file Snaiya into it.
5.) Add Puppy Linux on a multiboot USB flash
5.a) Download the Puppy ISO image
http://www.puppylinux.org/5.b) Create a folder Puppy on a USB flash drive.
5.c) Take from the downloaded ISO, file
PUP_420.SFS (from the folder
Puppy)
Rename it to
pup_420.sfs
and copy it to USB flash.
5.d) Copy all other files from the downloaded ISO (from the folder Puppy)
to the folder /Boot/Puppy/ (Create a folder on a USB flash)
5.e) In the
menu.lst add a:
title Puppy
kernel (hd0,0)/boot/Puppy/vmlinuz ramdisk_size=100000
initrd /boot/Puppy/initrd.gz
5.f) Preserve the changes and now
menu.lst looks like this:
gfxmenu (hd0,0)/boot/Splash/Snaiya
timeout 30
default 0
title Puppy
kernel (hd0,0)/boot/Puppy/vmlinuz ramdisk_size=100000
initrd /boot/Puppy/initrd.gz
title Boot from CD-rom
cdrom --init
map --hook
chainloader (cd0)
title ShutDown PC
halt
title Reboot PC
reboot
5.g) Puppy on our MultibootUSB flash-is ready for operation.
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Now we can restart our computer and see how it looks and works)
Depending on the options your motherboard, it is necessary when starting
your computer keyboard press: F8 or F12 or Esc, etc..
Thus you will appear a menu where you choose your USB flash drive.
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