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Plus you don't technically need a menu at all. You can.use the grub cli to boot whichever partitions you have mind to. |
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Terry |
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Peter Humphrey <peter@××××××××××××××.org> wrote: |
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>On Friday 06 July 2012 01:18:42 Dale wrote: |
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>> But if you try to boot and the grub menu doesn't come up at all, then |
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>> what? You can't select to boot anything including the rescue system. |
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>Yet to happen, but if it did I'd have to boot a rescue CD, mount the |
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>rescue system and chroot to it, rerun grub and reboot. Doesn't sound |
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>like much of a problem to me. |
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>> I want to be able to fix whatever happens. Grub has been good to me |
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>> so far but I have had a time when after the BIOS was done, I got |
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>> nothing, nothing at all. That would be something I would want to |
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>> know how to fix since I can't even boot to get help or search |
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>> google. If it isn't between my ears, I'm toast. Right now, there |
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>> is very little grub2 between my ears. Sometimes there is very |
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>> little at all between my ears. lol |
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>Not sure what we're arguing about here. My method suits me, yours you. |
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>:-) |
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>Rgds |
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>Peter |
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