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I've got USB with DOS, Ubuntu on Host, two FAT32 partitions, one is
marked as bootable. Bootable usb is created according to this manual: http://www.meta.net.nz/~daniel/blog/...k-under-linux/ I'm using qemu to load from USB, copy system files: mkfs.msdos /dev/sda1 qemu -boot a -fda balder10.img -hda /dev/sda A:\ sys c: A:\ xcopy /E /N a: c: Then, I'm able to load DOS from HDD using GRUB menu - smartdrv - i386/winnt.exe from USB flashdrive. The installation copies files to HDD, really slow though, I guess it uses USB 1.1 drivers - around 1.5 hours. Anyway, when files are copied, the installations suggests to restart. However, after restart I see GRUB menu again and choosing booting from /dev/sda1 shows a cursor and then nothing happens. I guess, the windows had to override the bootloader but didn't, but anyway I don't know how to fix this. Please, help! |
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