Pavel Roskin wrote:
On Sat, 2008-04-05 at 14:44 +0200, Christian Franke wrote:
OK, then I would suggest to (re)start with the small change for
grub-mkdevicemap.
http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/grub-devel/2007-12/msg00179.html
The patch is still current and already got positive feedback
Pavel Roskin wrote:
Quoting Christian Franke <...>:
You should either undo this change or remove extra calls to
grub_hostfs_init/fini from grub-emu.c and grub-fstest.c. The latter
might not work if it is necessary to init hostfs first for some reason.
I've removed the extra calls. I don't se
komputes wrote:
Something like that would be nice. Or at least a passing mention in
menu.lst that Grub starts counting from 0 not 1 in its drive/partition
designations--i.e. (hd0,1) = /dev/sda2, etc. That confuses a lot of
newcommers to linux, who would appreciate a command that will help
them
Hi Robert,
I had a few more ideas for GRUB that may be useful.
A way for the user to know which hard drives/partitions are available to
the computer in a "(hd0,0)" format which can then be used in a menu.lst
file. This would greatly save time and confusion in the grub
configuration process. T
Fabian Greffrath schrieb:
Fine! However, should the script utilize the 'which' command or not?
Allright, since I haven't heard any further complaints regarding the
usage of the 'which' command, here's my proposed script. Please remove
the UTF-8 crap from the shebang line if it is still there.
