Hello, Henrik!
> Using a byte of CMOS memory to record what the last booted OS was and
> autoboot that after a few seconds if nothing else happens. Goes around the
> 'problem' of normally booting windows when at home, but normally wanting
> the machine to come up in linux/bsd after remote rebooting.
I don't think CMOS is a good solution. It involves extra hardware. I'm
affraid that any hack of this type will never be included in the official
sources.
Consider placing menu.lst on a FAT partition. Every OS should run a script
on startup that would point "default" to that OS. Yes, there is "sed" for
Windows too :-)
Regards,
Pavel Roskin
