okay, I think the attached patch should fix the problem.
I haven't tested it thoroughly, though my system does boot. It seems
there may be a seperate issue with os-prober that results in some junk
entries being added to grub.conf if the snapshot volumes happen to be
root filesystems, but that pro
Hello, Aleš. Today I merged usb branch into mainline. Now I've started
some work towards hotplugging and module autoloading. Currently it just
checks portsstatus to see newly connected devices. Touble is that if you
disconnect a device and plug a new one at its place this routine won't
notice anyth
Vladimir 'φ-coder/phcoder' Serbinenko wrote:
Vladimir 'φ-coder/phcoder' Serbinenko wrote:
Andrew Reilly wrote:
Hi there,
I know next to nothing about GRUB, and have not yet read the
multiboot spec, but I wonder if you could comment on how or
whether this is related to either the Ope
If you have a single / filesystem on lvm2, the boot process will hang
waiting for a root filesystem that never appears. This patch modifies
the logic in deciding what the root device actually is, and allows the
initramfs to succesfully load the root filesystem.
The attached patch has been in use
Hi Vladimir,
Vladimir 'φ-coder/phcoder' Serbinenko wrote:
> There were few special cases. (Hopefully) fixed and ccomitted into "usb".
You are successful, great work, all devices are working (with some known
exceptions on UHCI - see below in point 2.).
But better will be if somebody else also te
I've committed Texinfo documentation for grub-mkconfig to trunk (nodes
"Configuration" and "Invoking grub-mkconfig"). Please take a look and
comment.
I've also left a slot for documenting the full scripting language, and
may or may not get round to that in the near future.
Thanks,
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Colin Wat
Updated patch with review comments (on IRC) is attached.
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