Grubinst Gui
- http://www.storagereview.com/how_upgrade_crucial_ssd_firmware
- 1. Set (BIOS) to boot from USB
- 2. Download syslinux and extract it: http://syslinux.zytor.com/wiki/index.php/Download
- 3. Open a command prompt and cd to your 'syslinuxwin32' folder.
- 4. Where X: is the drive letter of your USB drive, run (without quotes): 'syslinux.exe -m -a X:'. This will install suitable MBR code into your flash drive and mark the partition on it as active. If everything goes OK you should see a file 'ldlinux.sys?' appear on your pendrive.
- STEP 3: Copy all files from the downloaded iso file to the root (X:) of your media. To extract the data from an .iso image, you could just extract it with 7-zip or mount the image with daemon tools.
- STEP 4: Lastly, rename the given 'isolinux.cfg to 'syslinux.cfg' in the root of your media (X:)
- Method 02: Grub
- 1. download http://download.gna.org/grubutil/grubinst-1.1-bin-w32-2008-01-01.zip , run grubinst_gui.exe, choose your drive (press refresh and choose partition if necessary), press install.
- 2. download http://download.gna.org/grub4dos/grub4dos-0.4.4.zip and copy grldr and menu.lst to the root of your drive/partition (X:).
- 3. download firmware and extract .iso file also to the root of your drive/partition (X:).
- 4. Open Menu.lst via text editor (Notepad, Wordpad etc.) and add
- title firmware upd
- map /C400-0001-or-0002-to-0009-Crucial_00.iso (hd32)
- where C400-0001-or-0002-to-0009-Crucial_00.iso — name of firmware .iso file.
- 5. reboot, choose your USB flash/USB HDD etc. in boot menu or BIOS.
- Method 03: Windows 98 boot disk files and the HP Disk Storage Format Tool
- http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/191416-dos-usb-boot-drive.html
- 1. First, you need to download some Windows 98 boot disk files and the HP Disk Storage Format Tool from the attachments below.
- 2. Extract both .zip files to a location. Best to create a folder for the Win98 file as there's quite a few files.
- 3. Insert a USB pen in to a USB slot - Don't use one that has information on that you need as it's going to get formatted.
- 4. Open up the HP USB tool that you downloaded, it should look like this:
- 5. Choose the USB drive to use from the drop down menu at the top if you have multiple USB drives connected and the file system needs to be FAT32.
- 6. Then in 'Format Options' choose 'Create DOS startup disk' and browse to the folder where you extracted the Win98 files. Just highlight the folder they're in then click OK.
- 7. Click 'Start' and it will format the drive and once it's finished it will then be bootable.
- Method 04: Univeral USB Installer
- http://www.storagereview.com/how_upgrade_crucial_ssd_firmware
- The ISO file Crucial provides is Linux-based bootable media. To burn this to a USB stick, download and use the free software called Univeral USB Installer.
- Once loaded on your system, insert your USB stick (256MB or larger should be fine) and scroll all the way down the Linux Distribution list until you see the unlisted section.
- From here select the New Syslinux, select the drive letter for your USB media and click create. Once completed the USB stick is bootable just like the CD you would have burned. The process for updating the drive's firmware is the same as with the CD, but in this case select the USB drive when booting your system and follow the instructions for detecting and flashing the new software to your SSD.
- Method 05: FreeDOX + Syslinux
- FreeDOS 1.0 (http://www.freedos.org/)
- Make sure you're working as administator and assume X: is the usb flash drive letter
- Delete all partitions on your stick
- Create one primary partition and mark it as active
- syslinuxsyslinux.exe -fma X:
- copy your flash tool and flash binary into the flash folder
- press [Enter] at syslinux boot: prompt
- double press [Enter] while your asked to change date and time
- Download
- http://goebelmeier.de/bootstick/bootstick.zip 1,53 MiB
I'm trying to build my recovery usb key drive. I'd like to use GRUB as my bootloader.
How do I install GRUB to my usb's MBR?
Free Download GRUB4DOS - An application that was created in order to provide users with an easy to use and universal boot loader which is based on G. Jul 9, 2015 - In the past I used the grubinst-gui.exe and created this bootable version directly to this flash, but not using this computer. Grub4dos has always.
Lots of examples out there seem to expect I'm running Linux.
4 Answers
UNetbootin is a good tool to install entire distributions on a USB flash.
A reference to the Super Grub Disk wiki page on How do I boot an USB hard disk?
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In order to GRUB or SGD to boot a USB drive, pendrive or hard disk your BIOS computer has to offer the usb drive as a boot drive.
If your BIOS does not let you boot your pendrive with F8 or F12 keys or by setting up your BIOS hard disk boot order with F1 or SUPR keys at boot.. it does not mean that it cannot offer the drive to GRUB to be booted.
You can use UNetbootin to install SGD to your USB Flash.
The WinGrub technique also looks good and
you might be able to use the notes in my references for understanding the steps better.
Ultimately I used this video for guidance.
Basically, the goal is to install the grub4dos loader to the MBR of the usb drive and copy its program/configuration files to the drive's root. To do this, you download grub4dos (the program) and grubinst (a utility to add the program's loader to a MBR).
Grubinst has 2 clients, a gui and a command-line utility. The video leverages the gui. It didn't work correctly for me - yelling that there was something wrong with my drive's partition table. Running the command line client worked though. If you run into the same problem look at the readme for options and use the gui to grab the hd# of your usb drive.
I considered UNetbootin but I
- didn't want a tool to do this for me (wanted more understanding)
- wanted to add many bootables to the usb
Watch the jungle book 2016 online free. You can refer to this article - it worked for me. Edit the menu.lst to suit your needs.
The OP wants to install GRUB through Windows, and only Windows.
Try WinGrub.
See here: Install Ultimate Boot CD (UBCD) to a Flash Drive in Windows
This worked for me. All the GRUBs are on it, plus extras. And it's all free. Just download the USB installer and Utimate CD ISO. Run the installer, follow its prompts.