Le Sun, Nov 04, 2007 at 01:04:24AM +0100, Alexandre Boeglin a écrit :
> Sorry, there was a mistake in the previous one ...
Oops, and line 91 of this one should be
+loaded_image->load_options_size = options_len + sizeof (*options);
instead of
+loaded_image->load_options_size = options_le
On Sun, 4 Nov 2007 00:06:31 +0100, Alexandre Boeglin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> grub2_efi_chainloader_options.patch adds support for efi chainload
> options,
> it is not really beautiful (for instance, the ascii to utf16 conversion),
> but it works for the MacOSX loader,
Sorry, there was a mista
Hello,
Here are a few patches for grub2, against cvs head:
grub2_arg_doubledash.patch fixes a bug in the handling of the '--'
argument,
grub2_efi_chainloader_options.patch adds support for efi chainload options,
it is not really beautiful (for instance, the ascii to utf16 conversion),
but it wor
Hello,
I suggest to add the capability to present the menu as an outline.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Outline#Sample_alphanumeric_outline
Example boot menu:
A) Windows:
- XP
- Vista
B) Linux:
- Knoppix
- Debian
* Etch
- Red Hat
* Fedora
- openSUSE
* 10.2 release
* 10.3 debug
- Ubuntu
I haven't found much documentation on GRUB. I'm trying to create a stand
alone app that parses serial data for a password (stored on the MBR) that
when validated allows the user to continue on to boot an OS.
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How do I boot a standalone program in grub (1.95) (a password checker via
serial input) before allowing grub to continue booting? I'm trying to
develop a program that will run, stand alone or with the libraries Grub
gives me access to, parse serial data for a password, store the password to
the M
