Hi,
I'm running a flash-based system w/ grub2. I do not want grub2 writing to my
boot partition? How can I prevent the grubenv file from being written in any
(and all) cases?
Thank you.
Casey McGinty
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Casey McGinty wrote:
Hi,
I'm running a flash-based system w/ grub2. I do not want grub2 writing
to my boot partition? How can I prevent the grubenv file from being
written in any (and all) cases?
Just remove grubenv file. But I doubt a single (at most) write per boot
would wear your flash in
Allas, the data being written is recordfail, which causes problems on a
headless system.
2010/3/31 Vladimir 'φ-coder/phcoder' Serbinenko phco...@gmail.com
Casey McGinty wrote:
Hi,
I'm running a flash-based system w/ grub2. I do not want grub2 writing
to my boot partition? How can I
Casey McGinty wrote:
Allas, the data being written is recordfail, which causes problems
on a headless system.
recordfail main use is exactly the headless system. Just default ubuntu
on boot failure shows the menu but on headless you should make it point
to surely working kernel. Have a look at
Thanks, I looked at it. But making the change you suggest is not clear. I
only see where timeout is set to -1. How do you specify a boot target in
this case? Anyway, I think i'm set with the first suggestion.
2010/3/31 Vladimir 'φ-coder/phcoder' Serbinenko phco...@gmail.com
Casey McGinty wrote:
Casey McGinty wrote:
Thanks, I looked at it. But making the change you suggest is not
clear. I only see where timeout is set to -1. How do you specify a
boot target in this case?
default=title
timeout=number
Anyway, I think i'm set with the first suggestion.
2010/3/31 Vladimir
