Okuji,
My apologies, I overlooked the tftpserver command. That will do nicely.
It would be nice to be able to give an nfs server and path, but that
would be a bit more code than is required.
OKUJI Yoshinori wrote:
From: Tim Riker [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: dumb terminal support
Date
ulate menu entries in
the command-line interface. This is much easier to implement than to
give the user alternative menu interface.
Okuji
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to the prompt. This would
allow the user to at least type in the boot steps without being able to
read the menu.
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as you can see /boot is not on the same partition as / and that is where
your problem lies.
I hope I didn't repeat myself too much. It was very confusing for me and
it took over an hour to fix.
If you have any questions please email me.
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. The others sound great!
OKUJI Yoshinori wrote:
From: Tim Riker [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: prepare_0_5_95
Date: Thu, 15 Jun 2000 23:26:03 -0600
I still feel it would be useful to be able to restrict the mem= opion
for idividual entries.
Ok, then what do you think this:
1. GRUB
! The netboot stuff looks very
promising. I mean to be testing this soon.
OKUJI Yoshinori wrote:
From: Tim Riker [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: prepare_0_5_95
Date: Wed, 14 Jun 2000 15:26:24 -0600
I expect we need a way to turn the mem= option on and off for individual
boot entries
and it booted ok. Of course I
then realized that I had the 4gig config option in the kernel instead of
the 64gig option. duh! I'm rebuilding the kernel now to test again.
I expect we need a way to turn the mem= option on and off for individual
boot entries.
Tim Riker wrote:
I hope to get
to be done until 0.5.95, so, Gordon, please release it
whenever you like. Ah... if Tim Riker reports that my patch for 4GB
memory works fine before the release, please apply it. I don't apply
it for now, since I don't know if it works or not and I cannot examine
it myself (I'm not so rich
The 2.4.x kernels now have support for 4gig of memory. I'm running
grub 0.5.94 on a IBM Netfinity 7000 m10 with 5 gig of ram and grub
passed the kernel a mem= with only 4 gig on it. Has this been addressed?
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we can improve the situation by including a README in the docs/
directory, explaining what (Tex)info is all about, which readers and
tools are available and where these can be found. I think should be done
for all GNU packages, in the same manner as ABOUT-NLS, INSTALL etc.
/Peter Astrand [EMAIL PROT
and then
instruct it to load an OS from the CD.
Regards,
Pavel Roskin
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IOS doesn't support it.
I'd prefer to be wrong though. In this case, patches will be welcome :-)
Regards,
Pavel Roskin
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boot from a bootable-CDROM, but I can't
ensure that, since I haven't checked it for a while. Do you have any
trouble?
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d $grubdir || mkdir $grubdir
earlier? It will also include any rootdir specified by the user.
OKUJI Yoshinori wrote:
From: Tim Riker [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [grub] bug report
Date: Fri, 14 Apr 2000 19:13:19 -0600
I noticed this too and worked around it by setting:
rootdir=
investigate the problem soon.
Okuji
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Thanx for considering it. ;-)
There has to be some way, the Linux kernel determines somehow if vitual
consoles exist. Now, is there an easy way... ;-)
OKUJI Yoshinori wrote:
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Subject: Re: Grub over serial line - status ! (I did a test version, itruns
I stand corrected. Direct from rfc1541 we read:
o DHCP must provide service to existing BOOTP clients.
Good call folks!
Per Lundberg wrote:
"TR" == Tim Riker [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
TR A DHCP server is not required to handle BOOTP clients.
Are you 100% sure of thi
ic entries for each
machine.
I don't know how it'll be if your using a DHCP client on a bootp
server, but I guess it should work. Maybe this was what you meant.
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- tries to help some broken BIOSes with mem detection
splash - graphical menu (splash) screen, CD ioctl, etc.
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--- grub-0.5.94/stage2/boot.c.orig Thu Feb
on my new Voodoo 3
graphics card (which supposedly has VBE 3.0 support). I'm not sure why
this is so, but I'm investigating things further. Anyway, I think the
patch should be applied anyway. I'll bug my boss some more about the
paperwork.
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All I ne
menu.
What would you think of typedefing the ints etc to like u16, u32 etc?
and then a header could insure the native system has the right bits.
If there is interest, I might start a proof of concept port.
OKUJI Yoshinori wrote:
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Subject: Platform support
kernel loader. (ok
similar is a stretch :) but most of stage2 should be there.
Thoughts?
PS: did you know that OpenLinux 2.4 uses grub as a loader? Have you seen
the graphical interface is uses for the selection screen?
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