[SOLVED] Can The Calculate Live isos be booted from a multiboot driver?
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Can The Calculate Live isos be booted from a multiboot driver?
Hi!
I always travel with an usb driver containing iso files for several Linux distros.
After testing Calculate dd-ed on an usb driver with success and installing it on 3 test machines I would now like to add it to my multi isos usb.
My first attempts have not been successful, so I wonder if this is possible at all, before i start more serious testing and eventually prepare a post to seek help if it comes to that.
I don't know about booting the iso directly from grub, However it is possible to extract the vmlinuz, initrd, livecd.squashfs from the iso to a directory and boot the files with grub.
colorpurple21859 wrote:
I don't know about booting the iso directly from grub, However it is possible to extract the vmlinuz, initrd, livecd.squashfs from the iso to a directory and boot the files with grub.
I tried that. I actually expanded the content of the iso to a folder in the usb drive, but I could not come up with a proper menu entry.
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