sambul12
Distinguished Member
I configured EasyBCD to offer the boot menu: Plop, Win7, XP, UBuntu, NeoGrub.
Plop is convenient to boot from USB without changing BIOS. I don't want to clutter the boot menu, hence NeoGrub entry is for everything else to boot from. Like several ISO images of service boot CDs, saved on my c:\ drive - I want to add them to NeoGbub menu list. The various ISOs are based on different OS versions: some on Win7 PE, XP PE, and small Linux distros. Btw, which Linux distros can boot with NeoGrub?
Can you guys give some accurate and complete examples on how to add references to bootable ISO images to NeoGrub Config file, so that NeoGrub display a list of ISO images to boot from, when it's selected in EasyBCD boot menu? Would be great to add these examples also to NeoGrub section of EasyBCD Wiki. If you're certain, its impossible to boot from any ISO with NeoGrub, and such ISO should be extracted first to a folder, please give then an example, how to reference such extracted ISO in the NeoGrub Config. Pls make sure you tested your example indeed works.
Plop is convenient to boot from USB without changing BIOS. I don't want to clutter the boot menu, hence NeoGrub entry is for everything else to boot from. Like several ISO images of service boot CDs, saved on my c:\ drive - I want to add them to NeoGbub menu list. The various ISOs are based on different OS versions: some on Win7 PE, XP PE, and small Linux distros. Btw, which Linux distros can boot with NeoGrub?
Can you guys give some accurate and complete examples on how to add references to bootable ISO images to NeoGrub Config file, so that NeoGrub display a list of ISO images to boot from, when it's selected in EasyBCD boot menu? Would be great to add these examples also to NeoGrub section of EasyBCD Wiki. If you're certain, its impossible to boot from any ISO with NeoGrub, and such ISO should be extracted first to a folder, please give then an example, how to reference such extracted ISO in the NeoGrub Config. Pls make sure you tested your example indeed works.
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