On Sep 26, 2013 9:38 PM, "Tim" <ignored_mail...@yahoo.com.au> wrote: > > Allegedly, on or about 25 September 2013, Richard Vickery sent: > > I forget how to edit Grub: I thought editing was in /boot/grub and > > tried to vi grub.cfg finding an empty page... > > That was the old version. Now, the /etc/default/grub file, > and /etc/grub.d/ files are used for generating the grub config file. > > But that wasn't what Joe was talking about. Rather than edit the > configuration files, he suggested temporarily changing the options that > grub will use as it boots. Start booting, pick a kernel to boot from, > but choose the edit rather than boot option.
/cut I'm not at the computer, but I am sure that I don't get to see that option. I believe the kernels to boot into comes up before the encription password. Given this, I will give it a try when I have it. I don't bring it with me anymore as it is hard to navigate without X. I do like the idea as I learn to navigate in text given that it is extremely challenging being so used to X, but it becomes rather useless since I forget much because of disuse. Something someone in Development ought to create is the ability to multitask in the text environment. Thanks for the tips, Richard
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