I made a multiboot compliant kernel using the demo files that came
with grub: boot.S, multiboot.h, and kernel.c. I wanted to do some
vesa/vga stuff and I figured out that software interrupts (int 10h)
are probably the best way to do that.
However, I did not expect that doing this would be so
Hi!
I have made a little modification to grub, so that it's cat has some of
more's capabilities
(space = next screen, return = next line, esc = ending, line wrapping).
What do you think, does grub need more? =)
And if it does, cat with more or cat and more?
Q1: How should I print to place
At Sat, 9 Feb 2002 08:22:36 GMT,
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Finding such stuff is a pain - why is there never a good man page
with a GNU program?
http://www.gnu.org/prep/standards_33.html#SEC33
Maybe the authors of grub would like the world to be different,
perhaps that would have been more
Your patch is nice. Check it in to the CVS!
Thanks,
Okuji
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Hello !
The initial idea was to use ENTER only to have equal
handling in dumb terminals and in non-dumb terminals.
A abort ESC is quite a good idea, but may also be
difficult on dumb terminals (or cannonical one's).
We should discuss:
- what options do we really need, GRUB is not an OS to
One question concerning DOCU:
I am NOT the expert on that question !
But can the TeX system not also produce MAN pages as other
formats like info, ps, html ?
So it should be easy then, to have a MAN page additional
for at least prefix/sbin/grub.
But again, I am NOT an expert on that stuff.
