On Aug 30, 2005, at 1:28 PM, adrian15 wrote:
I wanted to talk about user interaction.
User Interaction is very important on Grub Super Disk.
First you need to define "Grub Super Disk," because I really don't know
what you're talking about...
# Default values of swapped disks and devices to boot
swapped_hd=2nd hard disk
swapped_hd_value=(hd1)
boot_dev=(fd0)
# grub_title is the variable for showing the grub title (in place of
free
mem and grub version)
grub_title=Swap 1st hard disk with $swapped_hd and boot $boot_dev
title Select Swapped hard disk
option 2nd hard disk
swapped_hd=2nd hard disk
swapped_hd_value=(hd1)
option 3rd hard disk
swapped_hd=3rd hard disk
swapped_hd_value=(hd2)
option 4th hard disk
swapped_hd_value=(hd3)
swapped_hd=4th hard disk
title Select device to boot
option 1st partition 2nd hard disk
boot_dev=(hd1,0)
option floppy
boot_dev=(fd0)
option cdrom
boot_dev=(cd)
title Go!
map (hd0) $swap_hd_value
map $swap_hd_value (hd0)
rootnoverify $boot_dev
boot
This might even work now, although obviously you would need to select
two entries: some hard disk, and then "Go!". Doesn't seem very
convenient to me.
If you're just trying to avoid typing that stuff under "Go!", I guess a
script function would be useful here.
-Hollis
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