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Choose Language & HELP :-))

Super Grub Disk with the classical (normal) help which leads you to the Super Grub Disk Basic Menu.

Choose Language & NO HELP :-|

You can choose SGD not to display any help. For those who know what they are doing and in a hurry. For advanced users. It leads you to the Super Grub Disk Basic Menu.

vvvvvvvvvvv Quick Menu HELP vvvv  :-|

It shows this help in several languages.

GRUB => MBR & !LINUX! (1) AUTO  ;-)))

This is the indicated option for newbies. The wink. It tries to find the first stage1 file, installs GRUB into the MBR, tries to find menu.lst (Linux Boot menu) and boots it. It does not ask any question to user.

GRUB => MBR & !LINUX! (>2) MANUAL |8-)

Same thing as above, but if you have more than one Linux now you can choose which stage1 to install and which menu.lst to boot.

 !LINUX! (1) AUTO

It tries to find menu.lst and boots it. It does not ask any question to user.

 !LINUX! (>2) MANUAL

If you have more than one Linux now you can choose which menu.lst to boot.

 !WIN!  :(((

This option boots windows.

WIN => MBR & !WIN!  :(((((((((((((((((

This option adds a syslinux bootloader to your MBR that chainloads the first active partition which usually contains Windows.

EASY LIVE SWAP

This option switches the hard disk boot priority of the two first hard disks around in the BIOS using (map) commands, but the changes are not persistent.


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