Winxp uses a hard disk to install Fedora16Live

Winxp uses the hard disk to install Fedora16Live-general Linux technology-Linux technology and application information. The following is a detailed description. [I = s] This post was last edited by johnysqlinux at, January 8 ,.

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1. hard Disk preparation: divide the system into a FAT32 partition (assume it is a f disk and name the partition FEDORA). We recommend that you create a partition larger than 10 Gb, the disk partitioning tool of Windows can only format a partition smaller than 30 GB as Fat32, and a partition larger than 30 GB can only be in the ntfs format.
2. Download Grub4Dos
Decompress grldr and grldr. mbr to the root directory of the C drive, and use a text file to create a menu. lst file. The content of the file is as follows:
Title Install Fedora
Find -- set-root/isolinux/vmlinuz0
Kernel/isolinux/vmlinuz0 root = live: LABEL = FEDORA liveimg quiet rhgb rootfstype = auto
Initrd/isolinux/initrd0.img
Boot

3. Added boot items for starting the system.
C: \ boot.int: c: \ grldr = "start grub"
4. Prepare the Fedora 16 Image
Download the Fedora-16-i686-Live-Desktop.iso and place it under the root directory of drive F. decompress the isolinux directory to the C: \ root directory and unzip the LiveOS directory
Under the root directory of drive F
5. After restarting, you can enter the Grub startup Item to install it.
6. Code explanation
Title Install Fedora // The character after the title displayed in Grub can be written at will
Find -- set-root/isolinux/vmlinuz0 // automatically find the Fedora CD image
Kernel/isolinux/vmlinuz0 root = live: LABEL = FEDORA liveimg quiet rhgb rootfstype = auto // LABEL = FEDORA, FEDORA is the name of the F Disk
Initrd/isolinux/initrd0.img
Boot

7. Another way of writing menu. lst
Title Install Fedora
Root (hd0, 0)
Kernel/isolinux/vmlinuz0 root = live:/dev/sda5 liveimg quiet rhgb rootfstype = auto // sda5 indicates the partition, (hd0, 0) indicates the first primary partition of the first hard disk, usually drive C, extended partition 4 (hd0, 4), sda5 also represents the partition, see the description below
Initrd/isolinux/initrd0.img
Boot


Sda (/dev/sda) refers to the first hard disk (the first interface of the SATA port with SATA0 on the motherboard)
Sda1 indicates the first primary partition of the first hard disk (the extended partition is regarded as the primary partition here)
Sda2 indicates the second primary partition of the first hard disk.
Sda3 indicates the first hard disk with 3rd primary partitions.
Sda4 indicates the first hard disk with 4th primary partitions.
Sda5 indicates the first hard disk with 1st logical partitions.
Sda6 indicates the first hard disk with 2nd Primary partitions.
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