Hey GRUB devs,
I've been having some trouble getting GRUB2 to load Arch x86_64 on my ASUS
G73SW-A1. Specifically, if I do not specify noefi on the kernel command line
in my grub.cfg everything stalls at initrd. I'm building GRUB2 from the bzr
repo, so to my knowledge it should be up-to-date.
I su
Hello,
I've installed the 1.99rc1 version of Grub2 on my Debian system to
use the new keyboard layout system. I've read that to work, I have to
set up following configuration :
* in /etc/default/grub :
GRUB_TERMINAL_INPUT=at_keyboard
* in /etc/grub.d/40_custom :
insmod keylayouts
key
On 02/04/2011 04:54 PM, Nate Weibley wrote:
> Hey GRUB devs,
>
> I've been having some trouble getting GRUB2 to load Arch x86_64 on my
> ASUS G73SW-A1. Specifically, if I do not specify noefi on the kernel
> command line in my grub.cfg everything stalls at initrd.
I don't think that it gets so far
This report relates to the 'butter' branch of GRUB, not yet merged into
trunk.
When your environment block (normally /boot/grub/grubenv) is on btrfs,
save_env will fail with "sparse files not allowed". This is a mistaken
error message: the reason that it can't save the environment block is
becaus
Hi all,
I want to use PXE to boot GRUB. And I already have grub1.99rc1 on my computer.
The command I used to produce the pxe image is:
grub-mkimage --fromat=i386-pc-pxe --prefix='(pxe)/boot/grub'
--output=pxe.boot pxe pxecmd
But every time, I can only enter rescue mode. The error shows "fi