On Mon, 15 Apr 2002, Christoph Plattner wrote:
I don't think it is a good idea, simple supressing is the output.
The user should have a feeling, if he can take the console or not,
and also the start and stop of the time window he can take the
console.
Actually, I think it could be quite
On Tue, 16 Apr 2002, Scott Kruger wrote:
I have a simple question, but I haven't found anyone that can answer it.
A lot of utilities for maintaining network profiles use lilo to state
where one as at. For example, quickswitch has as it's instructions:
LILO: linux SWITCHTO=work
Is there an
On Wed, 10 Apr 2002, Christoph Plattner wrote:
I know what you are speaking about
But there is a solution. You have to set `--timeout=0' (!) in the
`terminal' line, and the system is usabe for serial line only.
I use grub with serial line regulary and it has no problem with selecting
On 28 Mar 2002, barjunk wrote:
Tried to load grub on a HD that had LILO on it. Now when I try to boot
the machine it displays the word GRUB, then just hangs there.
Luckily I took the advice and made a boot disk before I tried to load
GRUB!
I'm just dealing with this issue right now. This
On Fri, 15 Mar 2002, Jon L. Miller wrote:
I currently have a Samsung CD-ROM(hdc) burner and a Pioneer DVD/CD-ROM
(hda) drive. I have conpiled ide-scsi in my 2.4 kernel. What i need to
know is do I have to put a line in grub.conf that states hda=ide-scsi
along with the following, if so
On Wed, 13 Mar 2002, jawad abid wrote:
I had grub installed in my pc when I got LINUX mandrake 7.
Later on I fdisk and reformated my pc. Now I can not get my machine to
boot in DOS or any other OS, GRUB is always starting first and because
it does not find its files it stays in command line
On Mon, 11 Mar 2002, Gerard W. Patterson wrote:
I run a very similar configuration. What I do is (using a grub floppy)
remove the first disk and install the grub boot-loader on the second disk
with the same configuration as the first one (since the second disk is now
the first and only
On Sun, 10 Mar 2002, tabanna wrote:
Dear Ask,
Thank you so much for replying :)
I can use grub to boot a DOS boot disk, and then cd to drive C;\
. . . then , when I enter WIN my Windows 3.1 starts up just fine,
running completely on ext2 file system (:-O
This is insane. DOS and
On Wed, 16 Jan 2002, Yoshinori K. Okuji wrote:
It is necessary to choose which terminal you want to use at run time.
Agreed!
One suggestion though:
The order of kernel parameters 'console' determines, which console type
will be used for input. Maybe grub could reflect the users choice of
On Thu, 29 Nov 2001, Jason Thomas wrote:
boot form hda
= hda is (hd0), hde is (hd1), hdg is (hd2)
invoke grub
root (hd1,0)
install /grub/stage1 (hd1) /grub/stage2
reboot, remove hda form bios
you need to create a grub boot disk, cat stage1 stage2 /dev/fd0
Is it somehow possible
Hi!
I'm planning to use LVM with MD devices and I wonder if GRUB is somehow
able to boot using LVM on / or will I have to go back to Lilo?
Thanks, D.
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Is it possible to change the behaviour of Grub when using serial terminal?
Right now, Grub stops and waits for a keypress. I think, it should wait
for a while and then continue with a default (for example, if I specifiy
'terminal serial console', the default should be the first -or the last-).
On Thu, 19 Jul 2001, Danilo Godec wrote:
Is it possible to change the behaviour of Grub when using serial terminal?
Right now, Grub stops and waits for a keypress. I think, it should wait
for a while and then continue with a default (for example, if I specifiy
'terminal serial console
Here is a patch that adds a kind of Sofrware-RAID support for Linux.
Linux software RAID uses partition type 0xfd to mark a partition as a part
of RAID array. Grub (by default) decides this partition type is unknown
and won't mount it as ext2 (in my case, it is...). This patch changes this
so
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