Installing boot Linux in a Win7 environment
Under the Win7 system, the installation of Linux is particularly inconvenient, because the boot. INI profile is not in the XP, to add a boot option, you can only use specialized tools, which is more or less to bring a feeling of discomfort,,
In fact, although there is no boot. ini file under Win7, but in the C disk directory of the boot. ini file, you can also add the system startup options, which allows us to separate from the specialized configuration tool, manually set the Grub4dos, and then start the installation Linux,ubuntu.
First go to the online download grub4dos this package, and then the "Grldr", "grldr.mbr", "Menu.list" the 3 files extracted into the C-packing directory.
Create a new file, boot. ini, enter the following:
[boot loader] [Operating systems]c:\grldr.mbr= "GRUB"
And then the Linux inside the Vmlinuz and init.rd these two files extracted, and then modify the Menu.list file can be.
Here are some examples of menu.list, GRUB is really powerful ah, Beini and Cdlinux is from the hard drive to boot the system:
Title Beinikernel (hd0,0)/beiniboot/bzimage quiet Tinycore tce=sda1initrd (hd0,0)/beiniboot/tinycore.gztitle Cdlinuxkernel (hd0,0)/cdlinux/bzimage quiet cdl_lang=zh_cn. UTF-8INITRD (hd0,0)/cdlinux/initrdtitle Install ubunturoot (hd0,0) kernel (hd0,0)/vmlinuz boot=casper iso-scan/ Filename=/lucid-desktop-amd64.isoro Quiet Splash locale=zh_cn. UTF-86XINITRD (hd0,0)/initrd.lz