Jeff Sheinberg writes:
> You can make grub use late binding - this is what the `d' flag is
> for. So if you want to use a grub that has been installed with
> the `d' flag after you physically changed the drive number - you
> just boot your emergency grub boot flo
Hello, Josip!
> > I remember me fixing this bug in GRUB. Could you please test the CVS
> > version?
>
> Ah, my last mail is wrong - I didn't run it as root... sorry. :)
> The error message is misleading - it should say something else
> when it hasn't got permissions to read the device.
Could yo
Pavel Roskin writes:
>
> Also it seems that the mapping is only activated when
> chainloader is used and it has no effect on GRUB itself. Should
^^^^
> it be fixed or documented?
>
IMO, this is a feature, not a bug. This is what the map command
is for.
Hello Josip Rodin!
On Wed, 8 December 1999 at 17:55:28, you wrote:
> If it's not a big problem to implement it, it should at least
> say it's some kind of swap partition, as a warning to newbie/hasty
> users so they don't try to boot from it.
That could pass as a reasonable suggestion. Howe
