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balder 
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Posted on: Oct. 28 2010,17:00 |
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@madar
Quote: “then extract bootinfo of made iso and use that to be loaded by
grub”
Thanks @madar – I’ll keep it in mind for future use 
Regards balder
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Deadl2ose
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Posted on: Oct. 28 2010,19:40 |
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Thanks for figuring this out guys!
THANK YOU!
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pica
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Posted on: Nov. 01 2010,23:53 |
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Quote: "I thought it could be handy to use bcdw in some rare occasions - to make EasyBoot even more powerful"
I still use bcdw for my multiboot-dvd. Isolinux/syslinux and grub4dos are integrated into bcdw. Â Basically everything just works on my dvd (sardu, ubcd, hbcd, erd, any linux live incl. antivirus rescue iso, etc.). The limit is only the size of the dvd (~4.7 Gb). Â Grub4dos is not really necessary to be integrated to my design, just incase.
I'm thinking to move to easyboot, Â but not sure if all my stuff will work ?
By the way konboot on my multiboot-dvd work fine under grub4dos or syslinux.
Have a good day, you all
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balder
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Posted on: Nov. 02 2010,03:54 |
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@pica
Quote: ”By the way konboot on my multiboot-dvd work fine under grub4dos”
Yes that’s what I did using my grub4dos-“kicker-image" to launch konboot”
I think you misunderstood me with this  : "I thought it could be handy to use bcdw in some rare occasions - to make EasyBoot even more powerful"
Bcdw is built-in to EasyBoot – the post was firstly how to jump back to EasyBoot menu from grub4dos (which was solved) but then post changed to about launching bcdw from grub4dos – which is a major difference.
But as I pointed out – bcdw can already be used internally in EasyBoot – but it still can come in handy to launch bcdw directly from grub4dos – in some (very) rare occasions.
Quote: “I'm thinking to move to easyboot, but not sure if all my stuff will work?”
You are welcome 
Have a good day, yourself.
balder
Edited by balder on Nov. 02 2010,07:49
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tgoodwin
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Posted on: Dec. 17 2010,22:11 |
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Hey all just had a question regarding jumping back and forth from grub to easyboot and vice versa. I post in this forum because I learned how to jump from grub to ezb in here. I am having problems getting ezb to go back to grub though. Any insight?
I apologize if this has been posted before. Ive searched quite a bit and couldnt find anything related other than using bcdw which Im not using.
Thanks
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balder
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Posted on: Dec. 18 2010,01:33 |
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@tgoodwin
Quote: ”problems getting ezb to go back to grub though”
Answer: To launch grub (grldr) from EasyBoot menu, use command: Â bcdw /grldr
OR
You can test using a “grub-kicker-image” with menu.lst below (tested and working fine):
find --set-root /wanted_grub_menu.lst
configfile /wanted_grub_menu.lst
Use “easyboot-kicker-image.script” to create “grub-kicker-image"
1. Insert menu.lst-lines in script from example above.
2. In script check “g-zip when creating Image”
3. Put in a nice short name for your “jump-Image”
4. Use memdisk “****img.gz” as menu command in EasyBoot menu
Note1: Name "wanted_grub_menu.lst" is just a substitute for what your use (I’m nor familiar with what name or where you have your grub menu) - and I  assume that "wanted_grub_menu.lst" is on the root of CD/DVD or USB device.
Note2: change path accordingly to where “wanted_grub_menu.lst” resides if not on the root.
Note3: Take attention to that grub is 100% case sensitiv when used in CD/DVD-unit and in Floppy images - but not case sensitiv when run from disk unit (including USB Stick\Thumb-drive)!
Regards balder
Edited by balder on Dec. 19 2010,04:57
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tgoodwin
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Posted on: Dec. 19 2010,15:02 |
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Thanks balder. Exactly what I was looking for Cheers
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NimDA.47
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Posted on: Dec. 21 2010,00:06 |
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When I use the bcdw /grldr it gives me an error showing no boot file found in disk/grldr
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balder
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Posted on: Dec. 21 2010,14:49 |
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@xlkiller
Quote: ” "X" Drive is not accessible ...”
I can see that you are trying to access a file from CD\DVD-unit using substitute drive [X:]
But you now have ghost image “WINXPHOME.GHO” on USB and not on a substitute driver “X:” 
Lines that I copied from your post is wrong – look below
@echo off
SET TZ=GHO-01:00
MOUSE.COM
keyb fr,,
MSCDEX.EXE /D:cd0 /L:X
GHOST.exe -CLONE,mode=load,src=X:\GHOST\WINXPHOME.GHO,dst=1 –RB
Test this instead:
@echo off
SET TZ=GHO-01:00
GHOST.exe -CLONE,mode=load,src=C:\GHOST\WINXPHOME.GHO,dst=2 –RB
Note1: USB is seen as C:\ by BIOS and the next harddisk unit is logically “2” as USB device is unit “1” [C:]
Note2: this is highly experimental – I do not have the full control how your hardware is built etcetera - make sure you don’t destroy data. Only have the target harddisk connected and not a third harddisk that might get wiped out if something’s goes bad for you
Note3: You most likely do not have any use for mouse support, which on the other hand, can be a hard nut to activate anyway on USB
Final note: I deleted you double post in another topic – hope you don’t mind
You only need one request for help – I’m trying to help you as quickly as possible 
Regards balder
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