> > I think also. Because theese modifications are lost after boot they > > are generally modified only to boot one time an OS with specifical > > parameters and you don't need scripts for this. > > Right. The only reason I see for editing the script in general is to > edit some menu generation routine. But that is a very rare case I > think. If it turns out not to be a rare case, we can provide this > feature later on.
I'm not quite sure if this discussion will affect my next development of GSD based on grub2 but I'll tell you my opinnion: Grub2 config files should be interpreted as if you were running a bash script. (I actually don't know if it corresponds to approach #1 or #2 or if it hasn't any relation with it) The thing is that for developing GSD easily I will need some menu generation routines... althought... now that I think it better... I can made these routines from normal bash scripts. In conclusion, I'm quite confused but try to help further GSD development. adrian15 Grub Super Disk (GSD) : http://adrian15.raulete.net/grub/ _______________________________________________ Grub-devel mailing list Grub-devel@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/grub-devel
