Allen Bolderoff wrote:
I would like to be able to create a file called run.once in
/boot/grub/ and have grub try to run it, and remove it after it tries
it. (whether it succeeds or fails it should not run it again)
What about having Grub just change some bytes of this file, without
changing
Hello !
I have problems to understand your point here.
If I want to checkout things only once, I use the
command line interface and never the menu file. Just
press `c' and you can input a endless series of commands
to test whatever you want. The menu is only for the all day
use not to repeat
this can't be the case I have a machine here with this controller and
grub and it boots fine!
On Mon, Nov 05, 2001 at 01:33:09PM -0500, Catalin Beju wrote:
Hi all,
I'm experiencing problems with grub in conjunction with HPT 370 IDE
controller.
All my HDD are connected to this controller
DearFriends,
I have recently installed linux 7.2 and installed
GRUB. I also have windows running on my system in another partition. Now when i
reboot my computer the boot sequence is first root (i.e. Linux) and then DOS
(i.e. windows.) Now i would like to change the boot order , i.e first
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Eduardo Ochs) writes:
Allen Bolderoff wrote:
I would like to be able to create a file called run.once in
/boot/grub/ and have grub try to run it, and remove it after it tries
it. (whether it succeeds or fails it should not run it again)
What about having Grub just
On Sunday 04 November 2001 03:50, Ian Duggan wrote:
It gets as far as retrieving rmgr via tftp (I see it get requested in the
logs), but the machine reboots itself as it is loading the rmgr image. It
prints out the [Multiboot-elf blah blah stuff and does a reboot before
anything related to
