Which program can boot a copy of the MBR (fake MBR) using mbr.bin
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Which program can boot a copy of the MBR (fake MBR) using mbr.bin
Hello
I have a strange disk. I have a working mbr.bin file that has been made by windows. With it I can boot windows. With grub, nope.
I did bs with 512 and count with 1.
Which program can boot a copy of the MBR (fake MBR) using mbr.bin
I am sure I have read somewhere how to do that. Maybe it was grub4dos or some other deal. Sorry, I can't remember now what it was. If no one else posts then make a similar post and maybe if it is 0 replies someone else may know for sure.
I am sure I have read somewhere how to do that. Maybe it was grub4dos or some other deal. Sorry, I can't remember now what it was. If no one else posts then make a similar post and maybe if it is 0 replies someone else may know for sure.
I do believe too. That would help a lot. However I am pretty sure that it is possible to boot the disk with a sort of fake mbr.bin, very surely. So if it is possible, so there is very certainly a program for that... google is your friend. Well, not always: for instance "mbr" "boot" "grub2" will give lot of possibilities, all and everything
I found that maybe there is so way, but I still fight to pass my bin copy of mbr ...
Code:
title Hiren's BootCD 9.9
map --mem /f4_ubcd/HBCD/boot.img (fd0)
map --hook
chainloader (fd0)+1
rootnoverify (fd0)
title ERD Commander XP (WinXP)\n\nA RAM-based modification of ERD Commander 5.0, with highly specialized tools for Windows XP
fallback 1
find --set-root /f4_ubcd/ERD5/XPLOADER.BIN
chainloader /f4_ubcd/ERD5/XPLOADER.BIN
title ERD Commander VISTA (Vista)\n\nMicrosoft Diagnostics and Recovery Toolset 6.0 for Vista
fallback 1
find --set-root /f4_ubcd/BOOT/bootmgr
chainloader /f4_ubcd/BOOT/bootmgr
title Dell System Restore MBR Repair Utility\n\nHelps you restore a Dell MBR and access restore partition w/ Ctrl+F11
fallback 1
map --mem /f4_ubcd/images/dell.img (fd0)
map --hook
chainloader (fd0)+1
rootnoverify (fd0)
title Windows Recovery Console
fallback 1
find --set-root /f4_ubcd/CMDC/SETUPLDR.BIN
chainloader /f4_ubcd/CMDC/SETUPLDR.BIN
so back from trying:
Quote:
fallback 1
gives fallback not found
then
find is also not found
Quote:
chainloader /mbr.bin
give a reboot (so certainly it crashed, dont know)
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