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you can now [[sanboot:aoe|make the contents of that image available | you can now [[sanboot:aoe|make the contents of that image available | ||
via AoE]]. | via AoE]]. | ||
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# apt-get update #In case gnupg has the sniffles | # apt-get update #In case gnupg has the sniffles | ||
# apt-get upgrade #It is always better to be certain that you have the latest versions than guess | # apt-get upgrade #It is always better to be certain that you have the latest versions than guess | ||
- | # apt-get install linux-generic grub | + | # apt-get install linux-generic grub aoetools |
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To make our image bootable, Grub must be setup within the MBR. In order for this to work, we must first create the AoE special devices in our chroot. Then we must discover AoE targets so that we may mount our image under the chroot using the mount point /aoeroot. | To make our image bootable, Grub must be setup within the MBR. In order for this to work, we must first create the AoE special devices in our chroot. Then we must discover AoE targets so that we may mount our image under the chroot using the mount point /aoeroot. | ||
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# cp -r /usr/lib/grub/i386/. /boot/grub | # cp -r /usr/lib/grub/i386/. /boot/grub | ||
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- | Grub will require a file called devices.map to be present under /boot/grub. The contents of this file are quite simple. | + | Grub will require a file called devices.map to be present under /boot/grub. Using the nano text editor we can create this simple file quickly. |
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# nano /boot/grub/devices.map | # nano /boot/grub/devices.map |