Mar 28, 2013 Parted Magic 64 bit - posted in Grub4dos: I had Parted Magic 6.3 working on my 32 bit computer (launching it from g4d bootable usb). Recently got a 64 bit computer and couldnt get Parted Magic to run. I downloaded the latest copy of PMagic (20130228). The old pmagic (6.3) had the following directory structure (which was in the root of my boot stick): pmagic pmagic PMODULES pmagic. Grub4dos 64 Bit. Written in, (x86 port) and (through chainloading), and Available in and others version 3 Website GNU GRUB (short for GNU GRand Unified Bootloader) is a package from the. GRUB is the of the 's, which provides a user the choice to boot one of multiple installed on a computer or select a specific configuration available. The generic idea is to create a very small partition (a few megabytes in size, most probably anything below or around - say - 100 Mb would be fine) on the stick, format it 'normally' in Windows as NTFS, then resize (extend it) to the full size.
I had Parted Magic 6.3 working on my 32 bit computer (launching it from g4d bootable usb). Recently got a 64 bit computer and couldn't get Parted Magic to run.
I downloaded the latest copy of PMagic (2013_02_28).
The old pmagic (6.3) had the following directory structure (which was in the root of my boot stick):
pmagic
pmagicPMODULES
pmagicBZIMAGE
pmagicINITRAMFS
And the code I was using in menu.lst was:
The latest pmagic directory structure (once extracted from the iso) looks like this:
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pmagic
pmagicpmodules
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pmagicbzImage
pmagicbzImage64
pmagicinitrd.img
Anybody how I should code this in menu.lst to launch the 64 bit version of PMagic?