Hi James,
This is a shell thing. It just ensures that the evaluation does not result in
if test = xno; then
(in case the variable is empty) and thus throw an error. with "x" it its like
this for an empty variable
if test x = xno; then
which would work fine for shells.
The x does not affect the r
Hi everybody,
I am trying to access the qemu cdrom drive (atapi) with grub2. Unfortunately,
qemu crashes with "triple faults". A bit of google revealed that this would
also
reboot a real machine, so qemu has reasons for it.
This always happens at the same location of code (0xb3a0 in my case) b
