On Thu, 2005-03-10 at 19:35 +0100, Tobias Wollgam wrote:
> Hi.
>
> If I google for grub2 I find some places where it seams that grub2 is
> used in distributions like Fedora and SuSE. Could this be true?
Fedora and RHEL certainly don't, though we are monitoring development
fairly closely and do p
On Friday 11 March 2005 11:33 am, Vincent Guffens wrote:
> In grub legacy, there was this problem when compiling a lot of drivers
> in. How do we avoid it here ? I was thinking that it could be possible
> to use the lspci to find out the device id and initialize only the right
> driver, but maybe i
Marco Gerards wrote:
[...]
Also, if we add a tftp command, what should we do with the downloaded
file. Maybe it would be convenient to have some kind of ramfs to be
able to copy the files there ?
Why? The loader could load the file into memory, no?
it is just that I was thinking about tftp'ing mo
Vincent Guffens <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Hi Vincent,
> I started to integrate network support into grub2 using the code from
> etherboot 5.3.14.
Oh, neat. :)
> Although it is still very basic, I sent it now as I saw the post
> "question" about network support, so it might be time to discuss
Tobias Wollgam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hi.
>
> If I google for grub2 I find some places where it seams that grub2 is
> used in distributions like Fedora and SuSE. Could this be true?
It sounds like someone is really confused or just called the hacked
GRUB they distribute GRUB 2.
> If I bu
> I started to integrate network support into grub2 using the code from
> etherboot 5.3.14.
>
> Although it is still very basic, I sent it now as I saw the post
> "question" about network support, so it might be time to discuss
> about it.
>
> What I've done so far is simply to add a "lspci" comma
Hi,
I started to integrate network support into grub2 using the code from
etherboot 5.3.14.
Although it is still very basic, I sent it now as I saw the post
"question" about network support, so it might be time to discuss about it.
What I've done so far is simply to add a "lspci" command as a g
[...]
so I have also replaced in gencmdlist.sh the following line:
#grep -v "^#" | sed -ne "/grub_register_command *( *\"/{s/.*(
*\"\([^\"]*\)\".*/\1: $module/;p}"
grep -v "^#" | grep -e "grub_register_command *( *\"" | sed -ne
"s/.*grub_register_command *( *\"\([^,\"]*\).*/\1: $module/;p"
Oh, rea
