). The file to
look at is shared_src/stage2.c.
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the maintainership (much like we are now),
except without you always waiting for my approval before doing
something major.
Just do what you want with GRUB... I'll write you if I'd rather do it
a different way. That's more efficient than waiting for my opinion
all the time.
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OKUJI Yoshinori writes:
OY P.S. What I don't know is who should update the What's New
OY page. If I should do, let me know.
Yes, you should update it.
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a new scripting language, serial device support,
internationalization, and/or network booting will all wait until later
(unless somebody gives us patches that we like against the latest
CVS). I think adding those features will be enough changes to bump
GRUB's version to 2.0. ;)
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changes because I'm exercising my editorial rights. ;)
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an isofs first, using hard disk
emulation, to make sure things work, and only then do the more
extensive changes needed for approach number 2.
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fdisk just
arbitrarily decided to reserve 0x63 for the Hurd, but I may be wrong.
Thomas would know for sure.
In any event, if GRUB ever needs a magic partition type (for automated
installations) I'd like to use 0x63, since it's already nicely
reserved for us.
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I lied... things are still broken, but at least what I checked in was
a reasonable first attempt.
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/grub/menu.lst]
--install-partition=PTN use PTN as the stage2 emulator's install_partition
[default=partition containing CFG]
This is vague, but I hope it gives you good ideas.
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(or whatever) assumes
that, say, INT13 points to a ROM BIOS routine, when it actually points
to a DOS TSR that was overwritten during loading.
Assuming a perfectly clean (i.e. unmodified) interrupt table, you
probably will be lucky.
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be to help them come up with
a way to generate multiboot-compliant images, so that GRUB could load
netboot, then netboot would continue the startup.
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of
the .tar.gz and the Debian packages, but my build environment is
out-of-date.
But that is not an excuse to hold up development. I've tagged the CVS
repository, so you can continue to commit things without interfering
with the release.
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via INT13 and immediately transferred control,
thereby leaving the boot drive in %dl.
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Pavel Roskin writes:
PR Hello, Gordon! You have added new files to the GRUB CVS
PR repository, but not to the makefiles.
Thanks... I'll fix this before release.
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it, what drivers should be included?
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Oh, sorry. Gordon, would you link to apply his patch?
Okay, it's done.
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Grégoire FAVRE writes:
GF is that possible easyly?
Yes, just make sure you change the default configuration file to be
/grub/menu.lst (since that would correspond to /boot/grub/menu.lst on
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Can you still reproduce this problem with GRUB 0.5.93 (just released)?
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t use it.
ASR Right now I am using my own BSD syntax support to boot RedHat,
ASR Debian, Hurd, Win95, Minix and FreeBSD-3.0, and the code has
ASR never crashed.
Minix! Cool. Do you need a chainloader, or does GRUB recognize the
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something (such as a kernel parameter or initrd)? If you
OY are not sure, send your lilo.conf to this list.
I vote for initrd... stock Red Hat installs use a modular SCSI system,
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Here's a question from Brent,
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All in all, GRUB is developing very nicely.
Speaking of GRUB, does anyone know if it is possible to launch
standard
itself is a different issue.
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GK dl has value 1. I wrote another dumb stage1 to test it. I forgot
GK asm source for it at home (unfortunatelly) - I will send it next
GK week.
Well, I guess that settles it... just one more question: what kind of
SCSI controller do you have (since that may also contribute to the
problem)?
-
GNU has gotten a newer, better CVS server, so I've moved the official
GRUB sources there.
To find out how to access it (or browse the CVS tree from the web),
see http://www.gnu.org/software/devel.html#CVS
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it is not straightforward.
Yes, I misunderstood.
It would have made a lot more sense to me if the cache was flushed only
for removable disks (I never use GRUB on a floppy), but perhaps we
don't have a good way of detecting what is removable and what isn't.
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[The scripting language is what I'm working on right now... I'm on
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OKUJI Yoshinori writes:
OY So I've made a branch. The tag is "prepare_0_5_94" as Gordon
OY suggested.
I'll prepare the release, then.
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There is now a mailing list set up for Grub CVS commit notifications.
It's `[EMAIL PROTECTED]', and you can subscribe by sending a message
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Committed
an option for that, but I don't know the syntax.
If only you were trying to boot the Hurd from a nested filesystem....
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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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, or you are referring to some docs that I didn't look at.
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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.
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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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The following disclaimers and/or assignments concerning Grub
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I'm working on applying patches to Grub, but am having Kerberos
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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.
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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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ill notify you of CVS logs whenever any developer
checks in patches.
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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
know what you think, and I can implement it.
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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",
Great! I'll close the report,
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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
to state your assumptions rather than sarcastically criticize their
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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
own idea is the Only Way.
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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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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
to take offense, avoid the situations, or get angry and flame back.
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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
first require some redesign of the current GRUB architecture.
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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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, and the
fact that GRUB can only have one file open at a time.
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the scancodes offhand.
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right now. ;)
For those who are interested in helping me with infrastructure, please
see my Figure web pages: http://fig.org/figure/
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sense in both embedded and distributed environments, on different
proccessors, for different process models, etc. But only time will
tell if I did a reasonable job.
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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
to many proprietary systems.
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the first sector of a
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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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
closed, create boot images, and make sure the release is viable and
self-contained.
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OKUJI Yoshinori writes:
OY Gordon, please apply this:
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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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worse than it could
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
expressing some parts.
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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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Committed
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
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
until I have an integrated demonstration prepared.
Until then, you can see details at:
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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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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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. Otherwise, GRUB will just unlock the privileged
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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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is another test
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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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.96 unless it fixes a serious
problem (such as missing or badly inaccurate documentation). As far
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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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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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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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' 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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that these change notices be sent to
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I hope that makes it clearer,
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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.
Thanks,
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it a patch, and it will happen. ;)
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scheduled discussion.]
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as a fallback for,
say, teletypes. ;)
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