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国外论坛他反馈的是不是也是win10无法启动
Chenall's NTBOOT is a grub4dos script which modifies a BCD loaded onto a virtual floppy disk.
Using NTBOOT, we can boot from a variety of Windows PE and WindowsToGo VHDs (Win7/8/8.1/10)
It chainloads to bootmgr first and then bootmgr uses the BCD which it has modified so that the path of the VHD file is correct.
However, when I tried directly booting a Windows 8 and Windows 10 VHD from an Easy2Boot USB drive which I recently made with my Windows 10 host system, I found that I got a BSOD 0xc00000bb BCD error from both VHDs, even though the same VHDs worked fine on a different Easy2Boot USB drive that was made using WIn8.1.
I traced the problem to the version of bootmgr that I was using. Easy2Boot copies bootmgr from your host system at C:\windows\Boot\PCAT to the Easy2Boot \_ISO\e2b\grub\DPMS\NTBOOT.MOD folder when you run the Make_e2B-USB_Drive.cmd script. The version on my Windows 10 system seems to give this BCD error with NTBOOT. I have found a few different versions of bootmgr and only the Windows 10 C:\windows\Boot\PCAT version seems to give the problem.
1. bootmgr 10-07-2015 395268 CRC32=45B6D6D7 - WINDOWS 10 version
2. bootmgr 22-08-2013 427680 CRC32=87783488
3. bootmgr 25-07-2012 398156 CRC32=4B1A74EF
4. bootmgr 14-06-2014 404250 CRC32=CB810D1B
Only #1 gives the bad BCD problem with NTBOOT.
So it seems that there is something different about the Windows 10 version of bootmgr? |
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