Hi,
from what is it dependent that the grub menu builds itself so slow?
Does grub use bios-routines inside the rom?
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On Nov 9, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In putting in some extra consistency checks for the GRUB shell
installer (and for Linux adding BMAP functionality for the stage2),
I seem to have come across an issue...
The setup builtin function will try to install a stage 1.5, but
then overwrite it
I am using redhat 7.1 (with a newer kernel) on an x86-pc. Installed
grub in linux partition /boot/grub/*. The menu.lst is also in the
same directory. I was able to boot using this config.
This machine does not have a console. It has one serial port
ttyS0/COM1 which is connected to another
On Mon, 2001-11-12 at 13:44, Pragnesh Sampat wrote:
This machine does not have a console. It has one serial port
ttyS0/COM1 which is connected to another x86 linux box with a serial
cable. I was passing console=XXX options to lilo which I did with
GRUB and I am at least where I was with the
I didn't see mention of this in the FAQ, though I attempted to emulate
directions on installation.
What I have done is RAID1 on /dev/hde and /dev/hdg so I've a root raid and
raided swap. It rebooted fine, so grub has no trouble with the existing
setup. I did a COLD swap of /dev/hde, so the
grub serial --unit=0 --speed=9600
Error 30: Invalid argument
From the grub shell, you need to use something like
grub serial --unit=/dev/ttyS0 --speed=9600
grub terminal serial Segmentation fault (core dumped)
This segfault has been fixed in CVS.
I got the CVS stuff and built
Hello !
For the thig you want to do, you have to add the two lines to your
`menu.lst'
file:
serial --unit=0 --speed=9600
terminal --timeout=0 serial
The the menu starts in the serial mode with the menu, and if you enter
'c',
then also the command interpreter are running serial.
Hi all,
I just tried my first system with grub on it the other day and, after a
little learning curve, I was impressed. Using a decent bootloader was a nice
change from lilo.
I was intrigued by grub's module-loading feature. So, for
MultiBoot-compliant kernels you can also load modules? I am
For the thig you want to do, you have to add the two lines to your
`menu.lst' file:
serial --unit=0 --speed=9600
terminal --timeout=0 serial
Yes, thanks, it works nicely now. I missed putting these lines in the
menu.lst ...
-Pragnesh
