Most of the features here will let you boot into your Operating Systems. The rest of the options you will have to discover them by yourself. Here there is a little video tour in order to discover most of Super Grub2 Disk options. Please do not forget to read our howtos so that you can have step by step guides (how to make a cdrom or an usb, how to boot from it, etc) on how to use Super Grub2 Disk and, if needed, Rescatux. We are going to see which are the complete Super Grub2 Disk features with a demo video, where you can download it, the thank you – hall of fame and some thoughts about the Super Grub2 Disk development. Super Grub2 Disk 2.02s5 – Detect and show boot methods in action Chinese Super Grub2 Disk main menu Chinese Super Grub2 Disk – Detect all Operating Systems Finnish Super Grub2 Disk main menu Finnish Super Grub2 Disk – Detect all Operating Systems Finally this new release is based on Grub 2.06 instead of the older Grub 2.04 This new release removes the April Fools Day prank, adds a new Docker build system and has many other minimal improvements.
Super GRUB2 Disk is a live cd that helps you to boot into most any Operating System (OS) even if you cannot boot into it by normal means.
When I take the DVD out of the optical drive and boot into Kubuntu, Gparted is Nowhere To Be Seen. After answering all of those (for me) inane questions, I come to THE END - meaning no exit, no save, just ends. Qwerty keyboard selection of course was easy, but then it goes on to ask me about video card and screen resolution. OK, I burned Gparted as an ISO (burning done on Win 7), but when I boot from the ISO I am asked a bunch of seemingly unrelated questions. So, for better or worse guys, I am here to stay - the proverbial "pain in the behind".Īges ago I mentioned that after (in this case) a successful Kubuntu installation, I was unable to see all the hdd's (OS installed on SSD) and Gparted was suggested to me by someone with infinite patience and toleration of newbie questions. Because of my business with partners in India, for whom Windows is a dirty word, I must migrate everything from Win 7 to Kubuntu 14.04. Some of you may recall me as a bit of a dabbler with Linux - no more.
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