Anti-customer master: cleverly use grldr to impersonate ntldr and bootmgr to guide WIN7/XP/Ubuntu

Anti-customer master: cleverly use grldr to impersonate ntldr and bootmgr to guide WIN7/XP/Ubuntu to change the name of bootmgr (ntldr) to bootmg8 (ntld8) and rename grldr to bootmgr (ntldr) www.2cto.com In the grub boot menu. add in lst: title Windows 7 find -- set-root/bootmg8chainloader/bootmg8boot title Windows XPfind -- set-root/ntld8chainloader/ntld8boot www.2cto.com without installing GRUB when installing Ubuntu, use grldr to boot. add lst (fill in according to the actual installation partition, the following is my example): title Ubuntu 10.04.4root (hd0, 7) kernel/vmlinuz root =/dev/sda8initrd/initrd. imgboot uses grldr and menu. two lst files can be used to Boot Windows 7, XP, and Ubuntu Linux.