Can somebody shed some light on the new options that are now in my boot
menu?
I have the normal such as:
OpenSuse 10.2
OpenSuse Fail-Safe 10.2
but now I have two other options which read:
Opensuse 10.2 (XEN)
Kernel-2.6.18.2-34-bigsmp
What are these new options and where did they come
Alex, Hello,
Please forgive me...but I don't understand what you mean. Although I
would reallly like to know.
I'm assuming the files that your looking for are log files?
On this fourm, how should I post it...as an attachment or inline with
this message? Where are you guys getting all this great
On 07 March 07 07:09, Chris C wrote:
top-post put where it should be
On Wed, 2007-03-07 at 09:25 +0100, Alexander Osthof wrote:
Can somebody shed some light on the new options that are now in my boot
menu?
I have the normal such as:
OpenSuse 10.2
OpenSuse Fail-Safe 10.2
Chris C wrote:
Sorry about top-post I didn't know. Ok the /boot/grub/menu.lst is
what Alex wants but what is really the correct way of getting access to
that? I'm asking because it's a root permission only. How do you guys
normally view this root only file? Do you change the permission via
Chris C wrote:
Sorry about top-post I didn't know. Ok the /boot/grub/menu.lst is
what Alex wants but what is really the correct way of getting access to
that? I'm asking because it's a root permission only. How do you guys
normally view this root only file? Do you change the
Chris C wrote:
Can somebody shed some light on the new options that are now in my boot
menu?
I have the normal such as:
OpenSuse 10.2
OpenSuse Fail-Safe 10.2
but now I have two other options which read:
Opensuse 10.2 (XEN)
Kernel-2.6.18.2-34-bigsmp
What are these new options and where
Thanks Joe.
Which one should be used. It's defaulting to the
kernel-2.6.18.2-34-bigsmp option...but the others are still
there...should the boot file be updated to delete the other options
not being used?
So what if I boot to the normal OpenSuse 10.2...I'm using a different
Kernel?
If this
Chris C wrote:
Thanks Joe.
Which one should be used. It's defaulting to the
kernel-2.6.18.2-34-bigsmp option...but the others are still
there...should the boot file be updated to delete the other options
not being used?
I would suggest leaving it as is.
So what if I boot to the normal
