Hi, I am observing a strange behavior when passing boot arguments with a backslash to the kernel (the multiboot cmd_line via the multiboot command in grub.cfg). I would like to pass foo\bar to the kernel, but to no avail. I tried:
foo\bar gets passed as foobar foo\\bar gets passed as foo\\bar 'foo\bar' gets passed as foo\\bar "foo\bar" gets passed as foo\\bar Note that the backslash gets doubled when I try to escape it. I am using grub 2.02~beta2, revision bc220962e366b1b46769ed6f9fa5be603ba58ab5. How does one pass foo\bar so that the back slash does not get eaten or doubled? Thanks, Jakub _______________________________________________ Bug-grub mailing list [email protected] https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-grub
