Hi Installed Windows 7 and Ubuntu 15.10 with dualboot, bootloader is Grub2. The Grub is installed on a NTFS drive at 100 MB at hd0,1 (sda1). hd0,2 (sda2) is Windows 7 installed and hd0,4 (sda4) is Ubuntu installed. The reason why Grub is installed on a NTFS drive is simlpe, it should be possible to modify default start from Windows. The reason for that is Ubuntu is serving as a Backup function with dd for hd0,2 (sda2).
Windows 7 is not relyable at 100% and sometimes Windows doesn't start up. It hangs on boot and can be rebooted remote with a power shutdown 10 seconds and power on. The problem is that Windows tries to start again with same result.
My solution is (if there is a support for that), is it possible for GRUB to change boot order direct after Chainloader +1 => Windows7? If Windows hangs one more the system can be rebooted remote with power cycle and Ubuntu starts upp with changed boot order and flash hd0,2 (sda2) with dd=DiscDump.
Is it possible? Any ideas?
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