Nico -telmich- Schottelius <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: >> Sure, you can expect it at the end of Juni or before that if possible. >> I have some code already. I beg people not to work on it because of >> that, it will be done! > > June is a bit far away, but perhaps I'll copy my kernel on a hfs > partition for testing (I always thought leaving macosx there is a good > thing ;-).
lol Make sure it is HFS and not HFS+. HFS+ is just like XFS on my todo list. If it is important please tell me, as for now no one *needed* it yet. >> > 3. grub once killed itself/hangup: I typed >> > linux (hd,3)/usr<TAB> (hda4 == my /) >> > But I cannot reproduce it! >> >> Which filesystem is used on (hd,3)? > > xfs Right, so an unknown filesystem can make it crash. Perhaps it is caused by a faulty probe of some other filesystem module. Which filesystem modules were loaded? >> > 4. When typing >> > linux (hd3)/<tab> grub does NOT say "no such device" or something >> > similar, but prints a new line. For someone who does not see the >> > typo, he'll be the one who asks on support channels. >> >> Right. This can be done if that is what everyone expects... > > Well or at least don't print a new line+prompt. That makes me think > 'oh the expansion is ready|completed'. I will have a look. >> > Btw, the same behaviour is seen when doing >> > linux (hd,3)<tab> (on the not readable xfs partition). I really >> > would like to see "Cannot read that filesystem (yet)."-message. >> >> Tab completion does not print errors at all. > > I thought I saw that in grub1 Ok. I will try GRUB Legacy. I think GRUB 2 and GRUB Legacy should work the same for tab completion. -- Marco _______________________________________________ Grub-devel mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/grub-devel
