I am posting the following information with permission from HP support, in the
hope that it may be useful for future GRUB developer reference.
Summary:
When using GRUB to chain-load from one device to another device (e.g. USB to
HDD), the HP BIOS used in DL120/DL360 and other G7 servers reports
1) Grub installs its own INT13 handler
2) Near the end of the chain loading process, Grub loads an image of the Linux
kernel into memory which wipes out their Int13 handler.
3) Right before grub transfers control to the kernel to boot, grub makes a call
to a function to turn off the floppy dri
Is this Legacy GRUB they're talking about maybe?
--S
Quoting Vladimir 'φ-coder/phcoder' Serbinenko, who wrote the following on...:
1) Grub installs its own INT13 handler
2) Near the end of the chain loading process, Grub loads an image of the
Linux kernel into memory which wipes out the
On 08.12.2011 21:23, Seth Goldberg wrote:
Is this Legacy GRUB they're talking about maybe?
Can be. Then they use unsupported software to begin with.
--S
Quoting Vladimir 'φ-coder/phcoder' Serbinenko, who wrote the following
on...:
1) Grub installs its own INT13 handler
2) Near the e
I am posting the following information with permission from HP support, in the
hope that it may be useful for future GRUB developer reference.
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Summary:
When using GRUB to chain-load from on
