Matthias Subik wrote: > .... > is there a way to save the menu after editing it on the grub prompt?
Not that I know of. > and when I specify (hdx,0) is the x the number of harddisk as grub sees it > after boot, not what it is now (given grub is started from a running system) X is the index, not a number. It's the order by which the bios recognize the disks. It's usually the same order as Linux recognises them. > root(hd0,0) > setup (hd1) > would write appropriate info for a raid1 set in the second drive, in > case the first drive is there now, but will not when hd1 mbr comes to > action? Yes, however, that would make grub on the MBR of hd1 look for kernel and initrd on (the maybe broken) hd0. I whould instead do: root (hd0,0) setup (hd0) root (hd1,0) setup (hd1) To make hd1 completely independet of hd0 and vice versa. > if I missed the right bit on the grub wiki, please point me to it, where > finally it gets cleared which is the "actual running" numbering, and > which the "when booted" numbering. Grub always looks for information from the BIOS, no matter when it's started. My only doubt is how it handles scsi versus IDE.. ;) c -- Christian H. Toldnes Trustix Developer _______________________________________________ tsl-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.trustix.org/mailman/listinfo/tsl-discuss
