Hi Robert,
I had a few more ideas for GRUB that may be useful.
A way for the user to know which hard drives/partitions are available to
the computer in a "(hd0,0)" format which can then be used in a menu.lst
file. This would greatly save time and confusion in the grub
configuration process. T
o boot from (in (hd0,0)
syntax). This could help the user easily create a menu.lst from the grub
prompt/shell/menu.
-k
Neil Jerram wrote:
komputes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
$ grub --pitty-da-foo #this command doesn't exist (...yet)
Checking disks...
