the `restore it' process runs, then
you'll get an infinite loop. With `-R', you'll only get an infinite
loop if the system reboots before GRUB's internal `restore it' code
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That should do it.
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different key?
Having such a more-like handling, I would prefer a single
coloumn of commands. The space for the short description
is too small and is sometimes cut by the following command.
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GNU's Not Unix.
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Only common commands are shown. Type TABTAB to get a full list.
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needs, but I like to understand why I
can't get GRUB to play along.
AFAIK, `initrd=' doesn't mean anything to Grub's `kernel' command, nor
does `disksize=' mean anything to its `initrd' command.
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against util/grub-image.in?
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brw-rw1 root disk 48, 7 May 5 2000 /dev/rd/c0d0p7
``48, 1'' is 0x3001, not 0x4801.
Maybe try that, but I can't say that I know what your problem is.
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Alan Knell [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
It's a great program. Thanks a lot and congratulations to all involved.
But who called it grub...? yuk!
Ahh, but grubs are oh-so-tasty.
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with an
older version of Autoconf (in my case, Autoconf 2.13).
So, the following change should make it work for you:
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* configure.in: Explicitly call _AM_DEPENDENCIES(CC) for the
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Please let me know (with more
be causing spurious
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Tom [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Sorry, the lilo.conf file does not have an emergency
entry. Lilo apparently understands that as a shortcut,
and passes the appropriate parameters to the kernel.
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have slapped my forehead,
tried --root-directory, and not had to bother the list.
I've checked in 5 lines to do just that. I don't have the time to do
much else right now, sorry.
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* stage2/common.c (init_bios_info): Ignore zero-length memory
ranges. From Derrik Pates.
Feel free to write ChangeLogs for any future patches you might have.
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Mario Klebsch writes:
MK Since linux does not require the mem= parameter anymore, will the
MK option be reversed some time in the future (renamed to
MK -mem-option)?
Better yet, is there a way for Grub to detect a newer version of
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configuration file automatically, like the network boot images.
* VSTa filesystem support is added.
* ELF symbol loading support is added.
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previously as the default entry. See also *Note default::.
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If you'd like CVS access, go to http://savannah.gnu.org/, and create a
user for yourself. When you've done that, tell us what it is, and we
can add you to GRUB.
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the
work, so the decision to upgrade to Savannah was mostly up to them.
Anyway, I'm mostly just interested in hearing your feelings on the
subject, because I'm interested in finding resolution to this, if you
still see it as a problem.
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Let me know what you'd like from me.
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Vidya Kulkarni writes:
VK 2. chainloader+1
VK Error: Unrecognized command
It should be `chainloader +1', note the space.
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Perhaps you can use some of its ideas.
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Jason Thomas writes:
JT hey anyone have any ideas what to put in the doco to answer this
JT question.
Grub uses the same device ordering as your BIOS. Most BIOSes use
[insert normal ordering] but orderings as strange as [insert strange
ordering] have been observed.
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JT alright then if you want to remove all the stuff in the debian
JT directory in cvs and fix the Makefiles and configure
JT scripts. that would be excellent.
Okay, this is done now.
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OKUJI Yoshinori writes:
OY BTW, Gordon, do you think we should change the license term to
OY the GNU Free Documentation License?
That's fine with me, for the part of the document that I've
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It's up to you, but I'll help you implement what you need.
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erich writes:
e I haven't contributed to GRUB for quite some time, in part because
e I had been working at Intel and it was a hassle to do GNU SW.
e But, I'm not working there anymore, so I'm free! ;)
Excellent news!
Let me be the first person to welcome you back, Erich. :)
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say, teletypes. ;)
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post the output of `fdisk -l /dev/hda', and any other /dev/hd*
or /dev/sd* you have in your system.
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' GRUB can
CP output the ID byte together with a `guess' by ID-name, or also
CP here the partition contents is checked by magics etc...
As an interim step, why not add an option to `rootnoverify' that
forces a filesystem type?
rootnoverify (hd0,1) --fstype=ext2fs
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by the Grub shell and the
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Try running `displaymem' from the `grub' prompt, and send the output.
It may be that 0.5.96.1 doesn't pass a correct `mem=' flag to linux.
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GR faster.
It will be unlikely that I get much time to work on the Debian
packaging, so I welcome any patches you want to make.
Okuji has planned version 1.0 of GRUB pretty soon, and at that time I
will do my best to bring the Debian package up to speed again.
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Holger Bauer writes:
HB Since I am not subscribed to this list, I do not know if this was
HB already reported.
Thanks, it has been, and is fixed in the CVS version.
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ition there." __ Indira Gandhi
There are also the kinds of people who insist in dividing other people
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is another test
release, so I lied when I said `FINAL TEST RELEASE'.
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his option is specified, probe a device map, even if it already
exists. You should use this option whenever you add/remove a disk.
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Have you had any success with your GRUB drive mapping problem?
Please let us know whether this bug still needs our attention.
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is, but maybe somebody else at bug-grub
knows. If not, you should try asking the Caldera people. It's their
GPL requirement to prominently let their users know how they've
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those seem reasonable, or should I add/remove a patch?
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this issue directly (and I intend for
it to be added to GRUB after the 1.0 release), but I shant say more
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Until then, you can see details at:
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Alessandro Rubini writes:
AR While documenting the new commands, I noted that the code in
AR stage2.c has a bug: the "--port" and "--speed" arguments are
AR swapped: "--port" sets the speed and "--speed" sets the port.
I've applied this patch
longer. I
OY will fix it in the next version.
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AR be -- I'm not a native speaker, either.
I applied your patch almost completely intact. My only changes were
because I am a native speaker, and I thought of better ways of
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Gregg C Levine writes:
GCL Hello from Gregg C Levine Can anyone post the rules for
GCL accessing the CVS store, for GRUB?
If you still need help, there are instructions at
http://www.gnu.org/software/devel.html#CVS
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(such as cleaning up the syntax in the `@deffn'
entries) that also need to be done to make the manual look polished.
I won't argue against making your change on the trunk, but I think
there might still be a better way.
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e1 automatically under "/boot/grub" and "/grub", unless
you specify the option `--prefix'.
* The utility `grub-install' recognizes a separate boot partition
automatically.
* New commands, "partnew" and "parttype". You can modify partition
tables with these c
Alessandro Rubini writes:
AR This fixes the compilation problems, must be applied on top of my
AR patch of this night.
Thanks, I did these already.
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OKUJI Yoshinori writes:
OY Gordon, please apply this:
Done.
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OKUJI Yoshinori writes:
OY 0.5.96 2000-10-xx Give Gordon spare time :)
:)
OY 0.6 2000-12-xx Likewise
What I need to do is make sure the outstanding Debian bugs have been
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partition. Read the LILO documentation for how to do that.
If your hard disk has problems, you'll have to boot from a floppy (or
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boot
OY loader with the free boot loader (i.e. GNU GRUB), so we can give
OY them more opportunity to broaden the idea of free software.
Yes, that is a good reason. It is the same reason why GNU is portable
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sense in both embedded and distributed environments, on different
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Marcus Brinkmann writes:
MB I am now going to move the above grub disk out of the way.
If you leave a readme there, that would be good, too.
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You are welcome to hack on it and improve it, if you wish.
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Jochen Hoenicke writes:
JH The fix is simple, see attached patch. Should I check it in?
It looks good to me, go ahead.
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It's an ugly world. There's not much you can do except learn how not
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of looking at things, and suggest its
own solutions. That is the reason why I suggest doing things the
easier way for now, because I feel that the most elegant way would
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Proposal and ``pxegrub'' for Preboot Execution Environment. See
the documentation, for more details.
* The command "tftpserver" overrides a TFTP server address returned by a
BOOTP server, a DHCP server or a RARP server.
* Fix a serious bug about LBA support. It is possible that you don't
notes into consideration.
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dows) uses BIOS to
access the swapped disks. If it uses a special driver for them, it
probably won't work.
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That was a bug in MaxBlack but not in GRUB.
Should we be so strict about the chainloader signature? I think there
should at least be an option to disable the signature check. Let me
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OKUJI Yoshinori writes:
OY The option does exist. In the file NEWS:
OY New in 0.5.94 - 2000-03-06: [snip] * The command "chainloader"
OY now accepts an option "--force",
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constraint.
Is it clearer now why we saw your post as misinformed? Next time you
post something that disregards another person's opinion, it is better
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ter if you ...''.
KV Sorry if it produced more problems then solved.
No worries. Just keep in mind that it's better to offer alternatives
rather than to deliberately ignore one person's idea and say that your
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line, and be able to do
just about anything (ever try `cat (hd0,1)/etc/passwd'?).
I should probably add this scenario into the documentation, too, but
I'm not sure where to put it.
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for
testing anything but patches that also work on the grub shell, which
hampers my ability to help out considerably. :(
OY If so, it could be more practical that you maintain the code
OY directly instead of us, I think.
I agree.
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patch,
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the patch soon.
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Another assignment...
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The following disclaimers and/or assignments concerning GRUB
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I'm working on applying patches to Grub, but am having Kerberos
problems.
Sorry for the delay,
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versions now?
In current CVS versions, you can use the `--force-lba' option to
`setup' or `install'.
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reply and tell us your configuration.
I'm asking because maybe we should change Grub's defaults. Sometimes
it is better to be compatible than correct. :(
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Here's the assignment from Per.
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Jochen Hoenicke writes:
JH This patch will make the install command complain with an error
JH message. Furthermore the blocklist command will give a more
JH detailed list, if some blocks are unaligned.
Thanks for this patch, I've applied it to the Grub CVS.
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, or you are referring to some docs that I didn't look at.
Thanks,
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get IP addresses from a network.
* Long filename support in the FAT filesystem is added.
* The command "cmp" compares each bytes in two files.
As always, you can find out more about GRUB development at
http://www.gnu.org/software/grub.html
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