> > The following patch lets users to directly edit the kernel command line > > by pressing 'a' at the grub menu. This makes it significantly easier > > for users to do things such as boot in single user mode or pass kernel > > options for debugging. > > Honestly, I'm not very fascinated with this kind of patch. Because it > is a solution only for Linux. > > For example, when you boot a Multiboot-compliant OS, you can also > specify a command-line argument to each modules. Then, there is no > reason why you specialize the command "kernel". > > So I prefer a more generic solution. Isn't it possible to assign any > arbitrary shortcut key to any arbitrary menu entry? I might be just > dreaming, though.
How about `a' followed by a number (or vica versa--I think that the latter would be better) which would indicate what line to append to? _______________________________________________ Bug-grub mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-grub
