Dual-booting SFS-based linux, using Windows native boot loader
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1) Uncompress contents of this archive to C:\linux
2) Run add-boot.bat as administrator
3) Download and place .sfs files to "sfs" and "sfs\x86_64" directories
4) Modify grubvars.cfg, setting kver to matching version from sfs\x86_64 
   *NB* Must use text editor supporting unix newlines, like for example wordpad
5) Reboot windows, choose your new linux boot menu entry and enjoy!


Removing
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From administrative command prompt:

1) run 'bcdedit | more' to determine ID of linux boot entry
2) run 'bcdedit /delete {IDNUMBER}'
   *** CAUTION *** Do not delete other entries than added by yourself!
                            Will quite probably brick your PC.
3) delete everything under C:\linux

