Greetings,
grub.cfg supports 3 colour options:
set menu_color_normal
set menu_color_highlight
set color_normal
However, /etc/default/grub only supports 2:
GRUB_COLOR_NORMAL
GRUB_COLOR_HIGHLIGHT
I'd like to propose that grub supports the 3rd "set" option, and
further, that it be named
Hi,
Someone installed RedHat on my hard drive and GRUB ver. 0.5.95 over my
existing Win2000 O/S. I was able to remove the Redhat OS, but GRUB comes up
during boot-up and defaults to Redhat boot up, since it is the first on the
menu.
How can I remove GRUB and have Windows 2000 as my default Boot up
Hi,
Someone installed RedHat on my hard drive and GRUB ver. 0.5.95 as
multibooter over my existing Win2000 O/S. I was able to remove the Redhat
OS, but GRUB comes up during boot-up and defaults to Redhat boot up, since
it is the first item on the menu.
How can I remove GRUB and have Windows 2000
these steps:
1. Set GRUB's root device with root (*note root::.).
Thanks for pointing this out. I recreated the grub.txt file from the .texi
source as:
makeinfo --fill-column=70 --no-split --paragraph-indent=0 --verbose --no-headers
--output=grub.txt grub.texi
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Ron Peterson -o
, which loading option
was selected in the grub menu.
Is this possible? How can it be done?\
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Ron Addie
Senior Lecturer,
University of Southern Queensland.
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