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BOOTLACE.COM installs GRLDR.MBR boot record to the MBR of a harddrive or of a
harddrive image file, or to the boot sector of a floppy or a floppy image.
Usage:
bootlace.com [OPTIONS] DEVICE_OR_FILE
OPTIONS:
--read-only do everything except the actual write to the
specified DEVICE_OR_FILE.
--no-backup-mbr do not copy the old MBR to the second sector of
DEVICE_OR_FILE.
--force-backup-mbr force the copy of old MBR to the second sector
of DEVICE_OR_FILE.
--mbr-enable-floppy enable the search for GRLDR on floppy.
--mbr-disable-floppy disable the search for GRLDR on floppy.
--mbr-enable-osbr enable the boot of PREVIOUS MBR with invalid
partition table(usually an OS boot sector).
--mbr-disable-osbr disable the boot of PREVIOUS MBR with invalid
partition table(usually an OS boot sector).
--duce disable the feature of unconditional entrance
to the command-line.
Normally one can unconditionally get the
command-line console by a keypress of `C',
bypassing all config-files(including the
preset-menu). This is a security hole. So we
need this option to disable the feature.
DUCE is for Disable Unconditional Command-line
Entrance.
--boot-prevmbr-first try to boot PREVIOUS MBR before the search for
GRLDR.
--boot-prevmbr-last try to boot PREVIOUS MBR after the search for
GRLDR.
--preferred-drive=D preferred boot drive number, 0 <= D < 255.
--preferred-partition=P preferred partition number, 0 <= P < 255.
--time-out=T wait T seconds before booting PREVIOUS MBR. if
T is 0xff, wait forever. The default is 5.
--hot-key=K if the desired key K is pressed, start GRUB
before booting PREVIOUS MBR. K is a word
value, just as the value in AX register
returned from int16/AH=1. The high byte is the
scan code and the low byte is ASCII code. The
default is 0x3920 for space bar. See "int 16
keyboard scan codes" below.
--floppy if DEVICE_OR_FILE is floppy, use this option.
--floppy=N if DEVICE_OR_FILE is a partition on a hard
drive, use this option. N is used to specify
the partition number: 0,1,2 and 3 for the
primary partitions, and 4,5,6,... for the
logical partitions.
--sectors-per-track=S specifies sectors per track for --floppy.
1 <= S <= 63, default is 63.
--heads=H specifies number of heads for --floppy.
1 <= H <= 256, default is 255.
--start-sector=B specifies hidden sectors for --floppy=N.
--total-sectors=C specifies total sectors for --floppy.
default is 0.
--lba use lba mode for --floppy. If the floppy BIOS
has LBA support, you can specify --lba here.
It is assumed that all floppy BIOSes have CHS
support. So you would rather specify --chs.
If neither --chs nor --lba is specified, then
the LBA indicator(i.e., the third byte of the
boot sector) will not be touched.
--chs use chs mode for --floppy. You should specify
--chs if the floppy BIOS does not support LBA.
We assume all floppy BIOSes have CHS support.
So it is likely you want to specify --chs.
If neither --chs nor --lba is specified, then
the LBA indicator(i.e., the third byte of the
boot sector) will not be touched.
--fat12 FAT12 is allowed to be installed for --floppy.
--fat16 FAT16 is allowed to be installed for --floppy.
--fat32 FAT32 is allowed to be installed for --floppy.
--vfat FAT12/16/32 are allowed to be installed for
--floppy.
--ntfs NTFS is allowed to be installed for --floppy.
--ext2 EXT2 is allowed to be installed for --floppy.
--install-partition=I Install the boot record onto the boot area of
partition number I of the specified hard drive
or harddrive image DEVICE_OR_FILE.
DEVICE_OR_FILE: Filename of the device or the image file. For DOS, a BIOS drive
number(hex 0xHH or decimal DDD) can be used to access the drive. BIOS drive
number 0 is for the first floppy, 1 is for the second floppy; 0x80 is for the
first hard drive, 0x81 is for the second hard drive, etc.
Note: BOOTLACE.COM writes only the boot code to MBR. The boot code needs to
load GRLDR as the second(and last) stage of the GRUB boot process. Therefore
GRLDR should be copied to the root directory of one of the supported
partitions, either before or after a successful execution of BOOTLACE.COM.
Currently only partitions with filesystem type of FAT12, FAT16, FAT32, NTFS,
EXT2 or EXT3 are supported.
Note 2: If DEVICE_OR_FILE is a harddisk device or a harddisk image file, it
must contain a valid partition table, otherwise, BOOTLACE.COM will fail. If
DEVICE_OR_FILE is a floppy device or a floppy image file, then it must contain
a supported filesystem(i.e., either of FAT12/FAT16/FAT32/NTFS/EXT2/EXT3).
Note 3: If DEVICE_OR_FILE is a floppy device or a floppy image file, and it
was formated EXT2/EXT3, then you should specify --sectors-per-track and
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