, Dec 29, 2010 at 03:32:08PM -0500, Allison, Brad wrote:
> > Since I couldn't find a nicer way around it, I added the following:
> >
> > 1- In my class scripts I have a script that touches
> /target/etc/class_name
> >
> > 2- I added a GRUB/20-fix_grub_menulst
Since I couldn't find a nicer way around it, I added the following:
1- In my class scripts I have a script that touches /target/etc/class_name
2- I added a GRUB/20-fix_grub_menulst that looks for my
/target/etc/class_name and if it exists then it copies over my menu.lst.
That works and solves my
I guess a more simple question would be:
How do I get my script to run AFTER the GRUB/10-setup script.
Else, I'll have to add it to the GRUB class and I didn't want to do that
because I don't want this to run on all systems.
-b
I want to install a menu.lst for my CLASS of systems that is different than
the default.
I tried creating a MYCLASS/53-install_grub script that tried to copy my
menu.lst to /target/boot/grub/menu.lst but it fails because the directory
/target/boot/grub has not been created yet at the time the scri
