This should *not* be made default because grub's native drivers don't
get very much testing, and they do cause grub to hang on some
hardware, but you can likely get around this limitation with:
grub-install --target=i386-pc --disk-module native /dev/sdX
If you want to test it without installing g
directly, or possibly even
reproduce that test and post screenshots or serial output logs of it.
I have not had a chance to try to reproduce this myself, and I don't
know when I will have time to do so.
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> People,
>
> I want to enlarge my root partition on a Fedora 23 x86_64 system and I know
> I can boot on a LiveUSB stick and use [g]parted from there to do what I want
> but I thought I would try creating a small partition with the ISO and its
legacy that used "map --hook".
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dynamically generate a menu with one entry per snapshot. And by
dynamically I don't mean "re-run grub-mkconfig to generate a new
grub.cfg", I mean they can literally be detected at boot by grub using
grub-script.
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7;t have spent
it on this message in the first place to be honest) but I'll try to
help when I can and if you want to take code from Super GRUB2 Disk
that I wrote I am willing to say that my copyright assignment to grub
covers that code as well. That said 1: I Am Not A Lawer, 2: Do *not*
copy
Hi everyone,
Is there a good way to source lua scripts from within lua? I've tried
require() but the function doesn't exist. loadfile() and loadstring()
exist but always return nil.
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None of the .sh scripts ( autogen.sh and the scripts it uses ) are
executable; I needed to "chmod 744 *.sh" before I could run
./autogen.sh successfully. After doing that make failed with an error
in auth.c. This was with revision 1780. I've attached the output from
./configure and make.
On Sun, N
ernel
doesn't work with newer userland components like Xorg. I can't think of a
good way to solve this problem.
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+++ new/ut
revious
patches so they apply cleanly and are consistent with the new
changes from the savedefault branch that were merged into
experimental ( using set var=value instead of just var=value ).
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y to solve this problem.
>
> IIRC GRUB Legacy (or at least Debian's update-grub, once upon a time)
> handled this by having a special "default" entry at the top of the Linux
> kernel list. Would it be worth introducing this to grub-mkconfig?
Recently Vladimir has talk
a virtual machine as if it were a normal disk, in
which case you should know what you're doing and have a backup of your
device.map anyway).
So the advice is a little silly at this point, but not harmful.
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s
> (hd0) (hd0,msdos1) (hd1) (hd2) (hd3)
>
> Yet there are 11 devices attached. This is VirtualBox, so this very well may
> be a vbox limitation. I haven't tried it with KVM's SEABIOS yet.
I am surprised to hear that this problem is appearing with VirtualBo
problem that you're having, which is that
the linux kernel and the way that distributions configure things has
changed, not grub.
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of /etc/default/grub, /boot/grub/grub.cfg, and
/boot/grub/menu.lst .
Please do not reply with any other unrelated discussion for now, I
would like to stick to one thing at a time to prevent this thread from
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>
> More later.
>
> Thanks again to all.
You're welcome, and I hope you are able to get your system working again soon.
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(*)/grub2/grub.cfg; do
regexp --set=1:cfg_device '^\((.*)\)/' "$cfg"
probe --set=cfg_device_uuid --fs-uuid "(${cfg_device})"
if [ "$this_uuid" != "$cfg_device_uuid" ]; then
if [ "$found_a_cfg" = true ]; then fou
noted by one of the commentors (though that
commenter recommends menuentry titles, which have their own issues,
again as documented in the texinfo manual).
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> #grub-install –boot-directory=/boot /dev/sda
>
> Is there anyone encountered the similar error and have a solution to it?
grub-devel is for discussion related to the development of GNU GRUB,
not user support. Please send support questions to help-g...@gnu.org
instead.
ot/boot /dev/mapper/vg-lv ;
That is a nonsensical grub-install command.
You're telling grub-install that you want grub's boot sector and
core.img to be installed to a device that cannot possibly be accessed
by your BIOS (unless you have a BIOS that understands LVM). It may be
that it should be failing with a better error message, or that there
is a better example of what should be working that isn't, but I would
never expect this command to work. I'm not even sure what semantics
you would expect from this command, and if it happened to do what you
wanted it to do in the past I can only imagine that that was a "lucky"
quirk of the implementation.
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On Sat, May 16, 2015 at 7:10 AM, Sebastian Pipping
wrote:
> On 16.05.2015 05:47, Jordan Uggla wrote:
>>> The setup is a single plain partition in an LVM volume.
>>>
>>> The following commands reproduce the setup (in RAM if /tmp is tmpfs).
>>> With a plain
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>
Looking briefly at the code, grub.run doesn't even attempt to return
the error message ( though that might be a useful feature to add ).
What documentation were you looking at?
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> On Thu, Jan 14, 2010 at 1:12 PM, wrote:
>> When I run
>>
>> err,msg = grub.run("ls")
>>
>> only the variable err is filled with the exit code.
>> msg is still nil .. I saw documentation tha
u want to actually list and store devices / files from lua you
should use grub.enum_device() and grub.enum_file() .
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Gettext and qemu ( for make-check ) are missing from INSTALL,
attached patch fixes this.
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--- ChangeLog 2010-03-01 20:00:02 +
+++ ChangeLog 2010-03-02 17:33:56 +
@@ -1,3 +1,8 @@
+2010-03-02 Jo
s.net/blog/?p=16 and suggesting I ask here if there had
been any progress with that idea. That post suggests having a
multiboot bootloader on the iso, passing the iso path to the
bootloader via the multiboot cmdline.
Any comments on either proposal, or an entirely different one, are
welcome and enc
mands with
their grub2 equivalents. I don't think that such a script would be
possible to create with this grub-script syntax (but would with option
two).
While I only mentioned the two options that were discussed on IRC, I
am sure there are other solutions to be brought to this discussion.
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#
# Begin patch
=== modified file 'ChangeLog'
--- ChangeLog 2010-09-20 20:24:30 +
+++ ChangeLog 2010-09-20 21:01:51 +
@@ -1,3 +1,8 @@
+2010-09-20 Jordan Uggla
+
+ Update grub-install documetation to account for changes be
t only
listing kernel entries for one OS.
I've attached a proof of concept patch which does this.
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--- util/grub.d/10_linux.in 2010-11-01 11:49:40 +
+++ util/grub.d/10_linux.in 2010-11-25 0
On Fri, Nov 26, 2010 at 12:20 PM, Dan M wrote:
>
> Support for USB devices even though BIOS does not support boot from USB.
Such support already exists: http://grub.enbug.org/USBSupport
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Advanced options for Ubuntu".
Separately this also highlights an advantage of using a simplified
primary menu title (without a kernel version), as in this case if a
user wanted the default selection to be Ubuntu with the latest
installed kernel they would simply specify:
00
+++ tests/util/grub-shell.in2010-12-23 09:04:34 +
@@ -132,6 +132,8 @@
cat <>${cfgfile}
source /boot/grub/testcase.cfg
+terminal_output console # Stop serial output to supress
+# "ACPI shutdown failed" error.
halt
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any components of the theme (images,
required fonts, etc).
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" theme, which didnt work - am I doing something
> wrong there, is it Ubuntu or is the theme just outdated?
The theme is outdated. An updated version of it is included in the
themes.tar.gz I linked to.
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>
> Is digging into the source an option, is documentation available
> there in comments? I was not able to browse source in Savannah's
> Bazaar since this option is apparently broken?
can't handle large drives
properly. To work around this create a small /boot/ partition near the
beginning of the drive.
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Grub now behaves more like bash, you need to quote your variables if
they might contain spaces. So you want something like:
saved_entry="$chosen"
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use html
when sending email to technical mailing lists, and please also send
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y function.
It already degrades to basically having no effect, so there is no harm
in making the changes to grubenv on the off chance the user knows
better, but it should produce a clear warning that grub-reboot cannot
function without a grubenv writeable by grub at boot.
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ryuo, I assume that phcoder's recent request there for testing of
a patch for this applies to you as well.
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enu. With Ubuntu if you had more than
one kernel version you'd get one default entry for the newest, one
recovery mode entry for the newest, and a submenu. If you only had one
kernel version the submenu would be omitted.
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In my first patch I rather stupidly asked gettext for a translation of "%s".
Updated patch below does not have this mistake.
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ld rather fix the documentation
and avoid any possible issues with grub's behavior changing for
existing configurations with regard to these variables upon upgrading
to grub 2.00.
Below is a patch which fixes the documentation in grub.texi.
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the "--removable" option as
well.
Assuming that sdc1 is a proper EFI System Partition, mounted at
/mnt/sdc1/, that gives you something like "sudo grub-install
--target=x86_64-efi --boot-directory=/mnt/sdc1/boot/
--efi-directory=/mnt/sdc1/ --removable". The --efi-director
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