I've activated the echo command (also the pause command) which it is equivalent to the echo command... and have done some tests:
grub> pause fjfjl fjfjl grub> pause "fjfjl" fjfjl grub> pause -n \n error: Internal error grub> pause \n error: Internal error grub> pause -n "\n" \n grub> pause -e "\n" grub> echo fasf fasf grub> Two conclusions from these tests: 1) When you use \n in string that does not begin with " then it gives an internal error. I do not see anything special on echo.c so I suppose it's the fault of the parser, however I have not studied the parser yet... so marco_g what's your opinnion? 2) The -e option is not implemented. :) I've checked the code and it is not. However I doubt if it's going to work... I ask myself if the grub> string always appears at the beginning of the line. pause is equivalent to echo command but if you want to check what I am saying check my other email that contains a patch for having both echo and pause commands. adrian15 _______________________________________________ Grub-devel mailing list Grub-devel@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/grub-devel
