Le Thursday 07 July 2005 à 15:30, Andrew Athan a écrit:
> It turns out that the RedHat version of grub implements a useful feature:
The 2 features fallback and savedefault exist in the official version of
GNU Grub, and works great since summer 2004.
This question has already been posted on this l
It turns out that the RedHat version of grub implements a useful feature:
savedefault: savedefault [--stage2=STAGE2_FILE] [--default=DEFAULT] [--once]
Save DEFAULT as the default boot entry in STAGE2_FILE. If
'--once' is specified, the default is reset after the next reboot.
So, lets say t
I am trying to remotely debug a linux kernel problem which causes the
machine to reboot early in the bootup process. When this happens, the
machine goes into an infinite loop attempting to boot.
It would be nice to be be able to override the default menu entry that
grub boots into, but only
