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== Making a x86 Mer bootable == | == Making a x86 Mer bootable == | ||
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* Verify your <code>/mnt/mer/boot/grub/menu.lst</code> looks correct | * Verify your <code>/mnt/mer/boot/grub/menu.lst</code> looks correct | ||
* <code>umount /mnt/mer</code> (if you can) | * <code>umount /mnt/mer</code> (if you can) | ||
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[edit] Making a x86 Mer bootable
Partition your boot device, make a ext3 partition. In the following, sda1 is your ext3 partition and sda is your boot device. Only install this on a USB stick or whatever that you want to have possibly destroyed.
mkdir -p /mnt/mer mkfs.ext3 /dev/sda1 mount -t ext3 /dev/sda1 /mnt/mer
- Grab a release
x86-generic tar.gzand put in/mnt/mer,tar pzvxfit from within/mnt/meror use the imager from above andsh imager targets/mer-x86-generic-only-fs /mnt/mer.
grub-install --no-floppy --recheck --root-directory=/mnt/mer /dev/sda chroot /mnt/mer update-grub
- Verify your
/mnt/mer/boot/grub/menu.lstlooks correct -
umount /mnt/mer(if you can)
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