On 15.04.2011 04:45, Bean wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I believe this is caused by the read algorithm of grub2. If the file
> is continuous, grub legacy will read it in one pass, while grub2 will
> break it up into small blocks, this will slow it down dramatically. I
> haven't tested efi, but in bios mode, som
Hi :)
Could grub2 give a menu item for Recovery Partitions? It finds Windows on sda2
on Ntfs but not the Windows Recovery Partition on sda1 on Fat16? Could i edit
the menu "on the fly" as i might have done with grub legacy or would the prober
thing need editing?
Apols for the broken way Yahoo
Hi,
I believe this is caused by the read algorithm of grub2. If the file
is continuous, grub legacy will read it in one pass, while grub2 will
break it up into small blocks, this will slow it down dramatically. I
haven't tested efi, but in bios mode, sometimes it takes twice as long
for grub2 to r
I don't have access to modify this page, but the link Reinhardrefers to
does need to be removed.
-- Bruce
Original Message
Subject: wiki
Date: Thu, 14 Apr 2011 09:04:01 +0200
From: Reinhard Echle
To:
Dear Bruce,
sorry, I didn't found an address to report a stupid link i
