How to boot and install Ubunto to D drive with EasyBCD

First of all, some space is freed up in Computer-Management-Disk Management (the volume is deleted to make space, and formatting cannot be used).

Open easybcd, click Add New Entry-neogrub-Install-Configuration, and enter :

title install ubuntu

root (hd0,1)

kernel (hd0,1)/ boot=casper iso-scan/filename=/ locale=zh_

initrd (hd0,1)/

title reboot

reboot

title halt

Three of the halt (hd0,1) point to the image directory just copied, hd0 represents the disk number, and the following 1 indicates the location of the c disk, for example, my c disk is in the second one, then the serial number is the disk serial number is 2, and the e disk is 3

is the name of the image.

Save and restart your computer.

After rebooting, you see that there are two options under Windows Startup Manager Windows7 and Neogrub Bootloader, go to Neogrub and select Install Ubuntu.

Enter the ubuntu interface, shortcut key ctrl+alt+t to open the terminal, command sudo umount -l isodevice to uninstall the image, and then double-click the desktop to install ubuntu...

Then select the language, note that you must select "Other Options" in the installation type interface, and select the free space (freespace) vacated in the first step to partition, the partition is very important as follows.

A total of four partitions are required, taking 100g of free space as an example:

First Partition:

Select the free space and click "+" to set the following settings:

Mount point: "".

Size: 40*1024M (This part is equivalent to the C disk of Windows, which is very important).

Type of new partition: Primary partition.

Location of the new partition: The start of the space.

Used for: ext4 log file system.

Second Division:

Select the free space, continue to click "+" to set the size as follows: 4 x 1024m (for swapping space).

Type of new partition: Logical partition.

Location of the new partition: The start of the space.

Used for: Swap space.

Third Division:

Select the free space, continue to click "+" to set the mount point: boot

Size: 800MB

Type of new partition: Logical partition.

Location of the new partition: The start of the space.

Used for: ext4 log file system.

Fourth Division:

Select the space and press "+" to set the mount point: home

Size: All space remaining.

Type of new partition: Logical partition.

Location of the new partition: The start of the space.

Used for: ext4 log file system.

Continue with a series of language, user, and password settings.

1.Preparation: Tools Raw materials.

3.Extract and file from ISO.

4.Copy the ISO and sum to the root directory of the C drive.

6.Click "Configure" to replace the contents of the file with the following text.

7.A separate partition is assigned to ubuntu

8.Restart your computer.

9.After installing Ubuntu successfully, enter the Ubuntu desktop and use the shortcut key Ctrl+Alt+T to open the terminal.

Input: sudo umount -l isodevice

10.Set up partitions.

11.After the partition is completed, the installation will begin, then some simple settings, and finally the automatic installation, and the reboot will be OK after the installation is completed

After installation, restart, and then go back to win7 system to open easybcd software to delete the "neogrub" boot item, otherwise you have to choose once every time you enter win7.

There is an option to import directly.

EasyBCD is a very powerful software, and it is often used to manage multi-system bootstrapping. For example, it is used to boot multiple systems composed of Windows, Linux, and Mac OS. In fact, it does much more than this (more applications I'll talk about later).

Let's take a look at how to use it to install the system from the hard drive. One of the most useful features added to the latest EasyBCD is the ability to boot system ISO files directly, which sounds cool. Let's take a look at how to do this and a few small issues that you should be aware of.

Open the easyBCD software and operate in the order of the numbers marked in the figure above. The position 4 in the figure is the location of the ISO file you want to boot, click the button on the right side of the red box to select the ISO file. [Note:.]

After my experiment, the path here cannot contain Chinese, and the file cannot contain Chinese! Otherwise, it cannot be installed. ]

Position 3 in the figure is the name of the bootstrap menu you want, and this can be changed at will.

Next, click Add Entry to OK.

Click Edit Boot Menu to switch to the figure below to view the boot menu, the items in the red box are the ISO boot items.

Finally, exit the software, restart the computer, and select the one you just created when booting, so that you can enter the installation interface of the system.

1) EasyBCD Personal Edition is free of charge, in the installation dialog box that comes out, click "Next I agree next install finish" all the way, and click "Add New Roll Reputation Entry" on the left side of the program window;

2) Then a panel comes out on the right side, click the "neogrub" tab on the far right, and then click the "Install" button below it;

3) Wait for the installation to be completed, and then click the "Configure" button next to it.

4) Come out of a notepad window, delete the content inside, and copy the following content into it;

title install ubuntu

root (hd0,0)

kernel (hd0,0)/vmlinuz boot=casper iso-scan/filename=/ ro quiet splash locale=zh_

initrd (hd0,0)/

At this point, the easyBCD part is done.

Put the ** Ubuntu ISO file into the root directory of a partition on the mobile hard disk (if you put it in the computer hard disk, please allocate the partition used to install the system first), and rename it to 'Remember to change it to this name), and then use the virtual optical drive to open the ISO, and copy the vmlinuz in the Casper folder directory to the root directory of the C drive.

OK, restart and select the neogrub bootloader startup item, it will enter the ubuntu desktop, click the installation system on the desktop to install it.