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Download grub bootloader iso
Download grub bootloader iso






download grub bootloader iso
  1. Download grub bootloader iso how to#
  2. Download grub bootloader iso update#

Then put it in the partition of your OS, say /dev/sda2, which might be mounted as /boot. Thanks to Phil Webster for this hint:įirst, download the Clonezilla live iso, e.g., clonezilla-live-2.7.2-39-amd64.iso. Otherwise it won't shown in /proc/cmdline, then some actions of Clonezilla won't work.īesides, from Clonezilla live >= 2.6.2-15, you can use only the Clonezilal live iso file in grub2.

  • Remember to put back slash \ before " for the boot parameters in grub 2.
  • (Thanks to Louie Chen for providing this).

    Download grub bootloader iso update#

    Then run "update-grub2" to update your grub2 config. It's different from that in grub version 1.

    download grub bootloader iso

  • In grub2, (hd0,4) means the first harddrive and the 4th partition.
  • Linux /live-hd/vmlinuz boot=live union=overlay username=user config components quiet noswap nolocales edd=on nomodeset ocs_live_run=\"ocs-live-general\" ocs_live_extra_param=\"\" keyboard-layouts= ocs_live_batch=\"no\" locales= vga=788 ip=frommedia nosplash live-media-path=/live-hd bootfrom=/dev/sda4 toram=live-hd,syslinux,EFI on Debian Buster or Ubuntu 20.04, edit /etc/grub.d/40_custom, make it like: You can make it by: "cd /mnt mv live live-hd"
  • Change the dir name "live" under /mnt as another name, say "live-hd".
  • You can make it by something like: "unzip clonezilla-live-*.zip -d /mnt" (Replace clonezilla-live-*.zip with the file name you just downloaded).
  • Download clonezilla live zip file, and unzip all the files in /mnt, make sure you put all the files in /mnt, say, "GPL" is in /mnt/, not in any subdir.
  • Mount /dev/sda4 as /mnt, you can make it by: mount /dev/sda4 /mnt.
  • Boot the OS in the harddrive, saying it's GNU/Linux.
  • Here we assume you already have a FAT partition /dev/sda4 to put clonezilla live. If you do not have such a partition, you can use gparted to resize your partition and create another partition to put clonezilla live. You have to put the clonezilla live files in a FAT, ext2/3, reiserfs or any grub supported partition. Here we use grub boot loader as an example.

    Download grub bootloader iso how to#

    In this doc we explain how to put clonezilla live in your harddrive which already has an OS installed.








    Download grub bootloader iso