I quickly read the lists and i noticed some people had problems about keypress timeouts (setting timeout to 0 and still being able to stop grub by pressing a key). I thought about this and i guess when grub has a timeout over zero it doesn't do anything but waiting for a keypress and counting... The question is : how long does it take to grub to load a kernel (i think this is very variable), because it would be interesting to cancel the kernel load operation by a keypress. This would enable one to set timeout to 0 and still have some control over grub for selecting another boot entry.
If loading a kernel is too quick, is it possible to keep some control over the system for some time (to cancel the kernel bootup in some way)? Jean-Christophe ______________________________________________________ Personnalise ton répondeur au 08 99 703 970 (*) (*) 1,35 Euro/appel + 0,34 Euro/mn
