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| - | ====== Boot grml from usb-stick/firewire-device ====== | + | ====== Boot Grml from usb-stick/firewire-device ====== |
| Grml officially supports booting from usb-stick with all grml flavours. First of all make sure your system supports booting via usb/firewire. Some hardware claims to be able to boot via usb/firewire but does not really support it the way it should work. :-/ | Grml officially supports booting from usb-stick with all grml flavours. First of all make sure your system supports booting via usb/firewire. Some hardware claims to be able to boot via usb/firewire but does not really support it the way it should work. :-/ | ||
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| where /dev/sdX corresponds with your USB device (e.g. /dev/sdb). Please note that executing this command will destroy any existing data on your USB device. This method is not as flexible as using grml2usb (lacks support for multi-ISO, specifying additional default bootoptions,...) but might be useful if grml2usb isn't an option for you. | where /dev/sdX corresponds with your USB device (e.g. /dev/sdb). Please note that executing this command will destroy any existing data on your USB device. This method is not as flexible as using grml2usb (lacks support for multi-ISO, specifying additional default bootoptions,...) but might be useful if grml2usb isn't an option for you. | ||
| - | Note: if you are using Windows you might want to use [[http://www.chrysocome.net/dd|RawWrite dd]]. | + | Note: if you are using Windows you might want to use [[https://launchpad.net/win32-image-writer|win32-image-writer]] (just rename the Grml-ISO to grml*.img) or [[http://www.chrysocome.net/dd|RawWrite dd]]. |
| ===== Manual approach ===== | ===== Manual approach ===== | ||
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| - | ===== grml on usb devices and DVDs via WinBuilder ===== | + | ===== Grml on usb devices and DVDs via WinBuilder ===== |
| - | Based on the tool [[http://winbuilder.net/|WinBuilder]] you can build Boot-CDs and USB-Boot-Devices. If you want to add grml just use the scripts available at http://www.forensic-geeks.org/grml/Addons | + | Based on the tool [[http://winbuilder.net/|WinBuilder]] you can build Boot-CDs and USB-Boot-Devices. |
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| This is surprisingly easy to accomplish in just 4 steps: | This is surprisingly easy to accomplish in just 4 steps: | ||
| * use ubuntu's ''usb-creator-gtk'' to make a usb-boot-stick using a ubuntu iso of your choice | * use ubuntu's ''usb-creator-gtk'' to make a usb-boot-stick using a ubuntu iso of your choice | ||
| - | * on the usb-boot-stick, rename ''/boot/grub/loopback.cfg'' to ''/boot/grub/ubuntu-default.cfg'' | + | * on the usb-boot-stick, rename ''/boot/grub/loopback.cfg'' to ''/boot/grub/ubuntu_default.cfg'' |
| * you can delete the pics directory if you want | * you can delete the pics directory if you want | ||
| * use ''grml2usb --grub --grub-mbr'' to install the grml iso's of your choice on the same usb-boot-stick | * use ''grml2usb --grub --grub-mbr'' to install the grml iso's of your choice on the same usb-boot-stick | ||
| * boot from the stick, grub will prompt you with the ubuntu menu entries right after your grml boot entries | * boot from the stick, grub will prompt you with the ubuntu menu entries right after your grml boot entries | ||
