On Wed, Dec 11, 2002 at 03:05:44AM +0900, Yoshinori K. Okuji wrote:
Sorry, I don't like this, either. Perhaps I should have made it clear
why I don't like it.
I actually think it's the cleanest solution around...
The reason is that it always modifies the boot image directly. This is
At Tue, 10 Dec 2002 15:28:29 +,
Andrew Stribblehill wrote:
Please apply it; it's not a huge patch but I'm sure it'd be useful
for more than just me.
I agree that the patch can be useful, but I don't like it, because it
works in a dirty way like LILO. I might be convinced, if you could
[I added bug-grub into Cc:, because we don't talk about secrets.]
At Tue, 10 Dec 2002 16:58:39 +,
Andrew Stribblehill wrote:
How about this...
Sorry, I don't like this, either. Perhaps I should have made it clear
why I don't like it.
The reason is that it always modifies the boot image
Nice feature, I haven't tried that with GRUB yet. By the way, since GRUB
can parse the /boot/gru/menu.lst file at run-time, why not just modify
that configuration file and restore it from the startup script?
Ilguiz
On Thu, 7 Mar 2002, Keir Fraser wrote:
Really? I generally use 'lilo -R'
Ilguiz Latypov [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Nice feature, I haven't tried that with GRUB yet. By the way, since GRUB
can parse the /boot/gru/menu.lst file at run-time, why not just modify
that configuration file and restore it from the startup script?
If the system reboots before the
Nice feature, I haven't tried that with GRUB yet. By the way, since GRUB
can parse the /boot/gru/menu.lst file at run-time, why not just modify
that configuration file and restore it from the startup script?
Possibly feasible -- but would require updating an ASCII file (somehat
harder than
Nice feature, I haven't tried that with GRUB yet. By the way, since GRUB
can parse the /boot/gru/menu.lst file at run-time, why not just modify
that configuration file and restore it from the startup script?
Possibly feasible -- but would require updating an ASCII file (somehat
The following is a slight modification to the patch I submitted a week
or so ago. This will cause GRUB to skip displaying the boot menu if a
one-shot default has been specified (just as lilo does with '-R').
Same caveats as for previous patch:
* The new 'savedefault' function in the GRUB shell
On Tue, Mar 05, 2002 at 02:26:55PM +, Keir Fraser wrote:
The following is a slight modification to the patch I submitted a week
or so ago. This will cause GRUB to skip displaying the boot menu if a
one-shot default has been specified (just as lilo does with '-R').
Oh, I rather not do that
