I want to download and install grase on my pc . Is it possible for me?

[ZOMBLEWOU Yawo-Kouma]

Please I just join the group. Thanks for what you people are doing here.

Is it possible to install grase on a laptop which OS is window 7?

[Daniel Crusoe]

Hi, unfortunately this project is designed for Linux, you could create a dual boot for your windows 7 laptop?

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[Gabin Essoyomewe Kpatcha]

Yes it is possible you can do it with a dual boot system or with a virtual machine

[Drazen Zuvela -gmail]

Hello ZOMBLEWOU  (and all others who are interested in this topic)

I wrote here in the past several times. I can't imagine scenario in which one wish to install Grase on different OS, or as dual boot machine.. or.....can't remember what else great questions popup here.

GRASE is router! It is very special part of network with very special tasks. It is out of sense run it on desktop, other server, or as dual boot. Even you need to try it for awhile, rather use spare disk, replace it on your notebook, and don't mess with dual boot for one time.
Best option use old notebook, old PC, and try Grase there. Such installation may serve you later for real.

Don't forget you need second network card. It is easy to add one at the old PC assuming one is already there and working. For Notebook you will need usb-to-ethernet adapter to get second network card. Some of which used to be tricky , but majority I used worked with Ubuntu from box.

Here is mine example , bit outdated, but still working.:
https://photos.app.goo.gl/fzwc3qYoQnDscWqM6

And another advice, Ubuntu!
Grase is build on Ubuntu primary. So don't ask for debian, or any other linux. They are all same, One just having trouble installing Grase on other distro with bothering Tom here for help.
Again Grase is router. Advanced one. Same as your home telecom router, Same as DD-WRT, Open-WRT, pfsense, Microtik, Cisco and many others.
It is headless black box in your network. You are accessing by web or by shell remotely. Don't mess with unusual installation which has no sense.  Prepare hardware, put Ubuntu , pull Grase and you are good.

Hope this helps

On 6/9/20 8:22 AM, ZOMBLEWOU Yawo-Kouma wrote:

Please I just join the group. Thanks for what you people are doing here.

Is it possible to install grase on a laptop which OS is window 7?