Apparently, _H. S._, on 21/04/05 00:04,typed:
Hi,
On a newly installed Debian Sid on an Inspiron 5160, I notice that grub
always boots from the first entry even though I have default saved in
the menu.lst file and all the stanzas have the savedefault keywork in
them. Am I missing
On Thursday 05 May 2005 05:33, Ed Shornock wrote:
H. S. wrote:
Hi,
On a newly installed Debian Sid on an Inspiron 5160, I notice that grub
always boots from the first entry even though I have default saved in
the menu.lst file and all the stanzas have the savedefault keywork in
them.
Alan Chandler wrote:
On Thursday 05 May 2005 05:33, Ed Shornock wrote:
H. S. wrote:
Hi,
On a newly installed Debian Sid on an Inspiron 5160, I notice that grub
always boots from the first entry even though I have default saved in
the menu.lst file and all the stanzas have the savedefault keywork
On Thursday 05 May 2005 07:52, Robert Vangel wrote:
I think if there is a `default' line at the top of the file, any
savedefault lines are ignored.
It depends what default says:-
if it says default saved then that it should default to the last
saveddefault stanza in the menu.lst file.
If
Alan Chandler wrote:
It depends what default says:-
if it says default saved then that it should default to the last
saveddefault stanza in the menu.lst file.
If is says default 0 then it will always default to the first in the list
Ahh sorry, I missed that part in the original post.
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To
Alan Chandler wrote:
Although I haven't tested it in about a month, it was certainly working well
for me when I had several kernels that I was trying to select during some
debugging (debian and home compiled). Perhaps posting your menu.lst might
help.
That's roughly the last time I
H. S. wrote:
Hi,
On a newly installed Debian Sid on an Inspiron 5160, I notice that grub
always boots from the first entry even though I have default saved in
the menu.lst file and all the stanzas have the savedefault keywork in
them. Am I missing something here? If this is supposed to
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