Hello, I use grub-efi on x86_64 to boot Ubuntu on my MacBook Pro. Because the Ctrl-X key combination does not work in EFI, I use the tip to define a mapping to the F1 key. With grub 1.98, this works fine, but with grub trunk, this does not work.
I looked in the source code of grub 1.98, but I do not find where this feature is implemented, ie where the grub environment variable is retrieved to map the keyboard keys. I also did not find the usage of the command. I found a new grub-mklayout but it does not seem to be a replacement for this feature. In my grub.cfg : set F1=ctrl-x set F2=ctrl-a set F3=ctrl-e Has it changed in trunk since 1.98 ? If yes, what is the new syntax ? Thanks, metatech _______________________________________________ Grub-devel mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/grub-devel
