Re: Boot.ini
- From: Thomas Korff <thomas.korff@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 11 Mar 2007 17:46:16 +0100
David Bolt schrieb:
[very useful explanation]> ...
Second step is to boot into Windows since, unless you have a FAT32 C:,
or the NTFS-3G module that allows writing to NTFS partitions, you need
to be there to do the next step.
Third step is to open a command console and type in the following
commands:
copy d:\boot.linux c:\
attrib -h -r -s c:\boot.ini
notepad c:\boot.ini
...
For me a good workaround to get a file from linux to windows was either an fat32-partition or a floppy-disk.
tom
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