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papadrellbo 
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Posted on: Nov. 16 2009,10:55 |
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Hello,
it's possible to use grub4dos as bootloader?
I can't found any tutorial for this!
Some help would be great!
Thanks.
cu
papadrellbo
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balder
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Posted on: Nov. 16 2009,11:14 |
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@papadrellbo
Yes there is  at least some example how grub is used. I have created a script that boot easyboot from usb device  – and this script use grub to launch easyboot ISO-file.
If you scroll down to “Welcome to my website here” below this post you have script that creates grub “kicker-images” that can launch ISO-files 
balder
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Download complete set of scripts including help file HERE
Note: Script collection updated 2019-05-19. Scripts mainly support EasyBoot_6.5 or later
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balder
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Posted on: Nov. 27 2009,08:49 |
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@ bugme
Sure - this is quite well known possibilities at this time Point with EasyBoot is that it has a nice visual look and is quite powerful according to launch floppy images.
I have proved that it is possible to create “kicker-images” with grub as boot manager and launch this grub-“kicker-images” from inside of EasyBoot ISO-file (even from USB device – not only CD/DVD-units) - with this in mind we can nearly do anything we want 
In fact, what is the limit – if any limit at all as EasyBoot in this way is so versatile 
Balder
Edited by balder on Nov. 27 2009,12:22
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Download complete set of scripts including help file HERE
Note: Script collection updated 2019-05-19. Scripts mainly support EasyBoot_6.5 or later
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