RE: An Interesting Problem

> @gnu.org] On Behalf Of Gregg C Levine > Sent: 24. november 2005 06:28 > To: bug-grub@gnu.org > Subject: An Interesting Problem . > Can GRUB be convinced to boot a USB attached drive, if the > machine's BIOS does not support it? No, grub needs to be loaded from the USB first which is the task

An Interesting Problem

Hello from Gregg C Levine Here's a paradox: This computer, and all Dell computers from the same time period do not recognize the logic of booting from USB, (It's not in the BIOS) however they support the use of USB attached media providing the OS supports it. Can GRUB be convinced to boot a USB at

[bug #4094] same disk, same grub, booting from different virtual machines

Follow-up Comment #2, bug #4094 (project grub): This may be a legitimate bug, but its comments are not appropriate to this forum. It should be closed. Also we are not accepting requests such as that! ___ Reply to this item at:

RE: [bug #9838] Documentation spelling fixes

Hello from Gregg C Levine Folks disregard that supposed bug report. It was something else entirely. It got past the filtering mechanism because early on I decided to add the Savannah alias to the filtering mechanism figuring no one would allow this to happen. My mistake. Okuji-san when you get a

[bug #11555] [Patch] Broadcom 5751 Gigabit ethernet (0x1677) Support added

Follow-up Comment #6, bug #11555 (project grub): For all users : If your card is not recognized (which may be the case with an OEM chipset) : In tg3.c (around line 2515), replace : !KNOWN_PHY_ID(eeprom_phy_id & PHY_ID_MASK)) return -ENODEV; by : !KNOWN_PHY_ID(eeprom_phy_id & PH

[bug #11555] [Patch] Broadcom 5751 Gigabit ethernet (0x1677) Support added

Follow-up Comment #5, bug #11555 (project grub): FIXED in my system. The netcard was integrated into a HP mainboard, the chip reads "BroadComm 5751" but... adding this line in tg3.h fixed the problem (I printf'd the eeprom_phy_id, googled the code (0x60008180) and found the entry for the tg3.h o