Not that i know of. The only reason i say this is because the BCD doesnt allow for a path like that to a boot loader. The XP one doesnt allow for it either. If it is a Portable OS in a sense they have to offer some kind of booting solution for it.
I'm not sure - it sounds like something that should work, provided you have enough info....
Slax would need to have a bootloader stuck in the \slax\ folder, and you could *theoretically* convince the BCD to boot from it - but I'd need more info on what file and how it works before that would be possible.
Any instructions on their site or documentation?
A screenshot of the contents of the Slax folder would go a long way, too.
Look around in the boot folder - do you have a menu.lst, grub.conf, menu.conf, grub.lst or something like that in there? Perhaps in a subfolder called GRUB?
Well, sounds like your "root=" section is incorrect.
I have no idea what it should point to, the best place to ask would be in the Slax forums (if there are any). If it were a standard Linux setup this would be far easier, but I'm utterly perplexed as to what hd** value you would give for a FOLDER in a drive....... :S
If you point any Slax expert to this thread, they should quickly be able to see what EasyBCD is trying to do and give you the right info for the "kernel....." line.
Good luck with that, and please post back if/when you get that figured out.
ok i will post it on slax also but a little R&D atleast got me to load the drive on which slax is it gave me a VFS: drive loaded as read only (which is the case when u load slax from a folder) but the error changed:
Code:
Warning: Unable to open an initial console
Kernel Panic: - not syncing:No init found Try passing init= option to kernel
sir ur understanding ... in the slax folder there is a .gz file the first code u gave had .zip as the extension which i blindly copied upon digging into the slax folder i found that the extension for the initrd file gz and then i changed the exension in the menu.lst file from zip (which does not exist) to .gz