--- Daniele Bellucci <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> how does a "grub developer" debug grub-stage2 (BTW of gdb) ?
This is my way. I make use of the grub shell as much as possible. It is the
fastest and most powerful way.
When I want to test the native version of GRUB, I often use Bochs.
When I want to test GRUB with a real machine, I mostly use Etherboot + nbgrub.
It's much faster than installing GRUB onto a disk.
> I've a little proposal too:
> yesterday night i hacked a little in Grub (just to understand its internal)
> and (for testing purpose) i've added some emacs like binding for cmdline:
> C-s [Set mark]
> C-w [move text starting from C-s to current position {or viceversa} in
> kill_buf]
> C-m [move forward a word]
> C-n [move backward a word]
They are not like Emacs at all.
> I've a patch for this but, before to submit, i would like to know if this is
> the right
> place for RFC like patches.
Yes, this is the right place.
Okuji
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