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Если вдруг кто-то столкнется с похожей проблемой:
Hard disk install from a floppy disk boot
There is a way to install from hard disk on a machine with no CD / DVD drive and no USB storage boot option, by using a boot floppy. You must use a local mirror with this method, not an ISO image. To do this, download the hd_grub.img floppy image file from the /install/images directory on a Mandriva mirror (as described above). To boot from the floppy image, use the dd command (in Linux) to write the image to a floppy disk. You need to know the correct device node for your floppy disk drive: this will usually be /dev/fd0, but if you use a USB floppy drive, it will be /dev/sda or another letter if you have other USB storage, SCSI or SATA devices in your system. Be very careful, as copying the image to a SCSI or SATA hard disk will render it unbootable and destroy some data. The command to use is dd if=hd_grub.img of=/dev/fd0, adjusting the device node as appropriate. After writing the image, you must create an appropriate grub (bootloader) configuration file so the floppy can find the installation files. You can use this script to generate the configuration file: select the appropriate drive, partition and path, and then click Go. The file will be generated. Save it as menu.lst and copy it to the floppy disk you just created, overwriting the original. Now reboot the system with the floppy disk in the drive. To write the image file to a floppy disk in Windows, use WinImage. If the installation process does not start, refer to #Mandriva Linux installation does not start when system is booted with CD or DVD in the drive above, and set the first boot device to be the floppy disk drive (or USB floppy if you use a USB floppy disk drive).
[edit] Booting the installer direct from a hard disk - Linux method
If you already have a Linux distribution installed on your system, it is possible to copy the Mandriva Linux installer to the hard disk and then configure the bootloader - lilo or grub - to give you the choice to boot directly into the installer. To do this, you must first get a copy of the installer kernel and initrd images. You can either download these from a mirror, or copy them from a Mandriva ISO image by loopback mounting it. On the Mandriva mirrors, you will find the files in the /isolinux/alt0 subdirectory of the release you wish to install - for example, /MandrivaLinux/official/2007.0/i586/isolinux/alt0. The files are named all.rdz and vmlinuz. To retrieve the files from a Mandriva ISO image, first mount it:
mkdir /mnt/iso
mount -t iso9660 -o ro,loop CD1.iso /mnt/iso
Next, locate and copy the files. They will be in either /mnt/iso/i586/isolinux/alt0 or /mnt/iso/x86_64/isolinux/alt0, depending on whether you have an x86-32 or an x86-64 ISO. Again, the files are named all.rdz and vmlinuz.
Whichever way you located the files, copy them to /boot on the running Linux distribution. Rename the file vmlinuz to vmlinuz-all. Now, simply configure the bootloader - lilo or grub - to include this as an entry on the boot menu. Some distributions, including Mandriva Linux, include a graphical configuration utility that will allow you to do this. Alternatively, you can do it manually. For lilo, add an entry like this to /etc/lilo.conf:
image=/boot/vmlinuz-all
label=all-install
root=/dev/ram3
initrd=/boot/all.rdz
append="ramdisk_size=32000"
vga=791
read-only
Then run the command lilo as root.
For grub, add an entry like this to /boot/grub/menu.lst:
title all-install
kernel (hd0,0)/boot/vmlinuz-all root=/dev/ram3 ramdisk_size=32000 vga=791
initrd (hd0,0)/boot/all.rdz
The next time the system is booted, a new entry labelled all-install will be available from the boot menu. This will boot the Mandriva installer. You can then use any of the installation methods described earlier in this document to complete the installation.
[edit] Booting the installer direct from a hard disk - Windows method
If you already have Microsoft Windows (TM) installed on your system, it is possible to copy the Mandriva Linux installer to the hard disk and then use the Grub for DOS bootloader to give you the choice to boot directly into the installer. To do this, you must first get a copy of the installer kernel and initrd images. You can download these from a Mandriva mirror. On the Mandriva mirrors, you will find the files in the /isolinux/alt0 subdirectory of the release you wish to install - for example, /MandrivaLinux/official/2007.0/i586/isolinux/alt0. The files are named all.rdz and vmlinuz. Now create a file named C:\menu.lst with the following contents:
color black/cyan yellow/cyan
timeout 30
default /default
title Mandriva Install
kernel (hd0,0)/boot/vmlinuz root=/dev/ram3 vga=791
initrd (hd0,0)/boot/all.rdz
Now download Grub for DOS and place the file grldr (from the archive) in C:\. Edit the file C:\boot.ini - it is marked as a hidden and system file, by default, so you may have to edit some Windows settings to see and change it - and add the following line to the end of the file:
c:\grldr="Start GRUB"
Now ensure your Windows system is configured to show the boot menu on startup, and reboot. Choose 'Start GRUB' and then 'Mandriva Install', and the installer will load. You can then use any of the installation methods described earlier in this document to complete the installation.
ВСЕ!!! Вопрос считаю исчерпаным. Всем спасибо за помощь.
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