Andrei Borzenkov schreef op 08-05-2016 11:23:
PV label may be in the first sector. In this case label will be
overwritten later by boot image. This needs additional check.
Pardon my last mail.
ON OLD PV SIGNATURES
If you have an old PV that had a boatloaderarea, then wip
Andrei Borzenkov schreef op 10-08-2016 16:17:
This is terminal window (same you get when entering CLI) where
messages from commands are displayed (do not forget that menu entry is
simply list of commands, so you *are* entering CLI in a sense). There
is no way to disable it. Several years ago ope
Xen schreef op 10-08-2016 19:57:
There is no interface where partitions are subdirectories of disks?
There is no /dev/disk/sda/1/
Once you had a consistent interface to reference such "names" it would
become easier to make the jump to a user-friendly operating system in
terms
Vladimir 'phcoder' Serbinenko schreef op 10-08-2016 20:02:
It's not about kernel but GRUB messages
Right. Apologies then ;-).
Maybe if someone is not booting from a prompt or edited menu entry those
messages should not be displayed.
"Booting command list" after all seems to be quite incomp
Andrei Borzenkov schreef op 12-04-2017 5:26:
For PCBIOS having each distribution install its GRUB in own partition
and chainloading it is well understood and established practice, but it
makes it rather hard to auto-detect and incorporate such boot blocks.
You mean autodetecting Grub boot reco
Xen schreef op 12-04-2017 9:47:
Andrei Borzenkov schreef op 12-04-2017 5:26:
For PCBIOS having each distribution install its GRUB in own partition
and chainloading it is well understood and established practice, but
it
makes it rather hard to auto-detect and incorporate such boot blocks
Vladimir 'phcoder' Serbinenko schreef op 12-04-2017 10:26:
The new config incorporates those ideas. I'll share the proposal when
it's in a better shape.
Alright thanks, sounds cool :).
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Nicole schreef op 12-04-2017 18:51:
Thank you for your kind reply, Vladimir. I failed to find the probe
command - I promise - I spent quite a few hours digging through the
source. As for the $((...)) and $[...] - I'll look into it.
It seems that my paltry contributions are not needed, after all.
ingegneriafore...@alice.it schreef op 16-07-2017 23:37:
1- After a PC restart (that is when the BIOS/UEFI has finished to
inizialize hardware periferals and give the control to the GRUB) i'm
interesting to know if GRUB implicitily (that is without an explicit
command from a user) can write to
Chris Murphy schreef op 07-08-2017 8:56:
The non-working case looks like it starts failing after line 213,
openat /proc/self/mountinfo as if whatever it finds there is not at
all helpful.
The only similar thing I ever experienced is when my system inside a
chroot actually had a line filtering
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