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Re: Is GRUB2 customizeable enough?
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Andrei Borzenkov |
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Re: Is GRUB2 customizeable enough? |
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Fri, 22 Jul 2016 19:42:08 +0300 |
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22.07.2016 18:21, Richard Owlett пишет:
> I will be experimenting with multiple Linux installs on different
> partitions of the same hard disk. [initially various tweaks to Debian
> Jessie from the same physical set of distribution DVDs]
>
> The boot menu display *SHALL*:
> 1. display in partition number order.
GRUB does not provide sort tools on CLI level. You can enumerate
partitions by simply using (*,*) but due to internal implementation they
are in reversed order.
Implementing sorting is certainly possible. It is simply nobody needed
it so far.
> 2. display the correct partition number.
Define "correct".
> 3. display the partition *LABEL*
Define "partition label".
> a. set during install
> OR
> b. set during subsequent run of gparted
>
> The above *SHALL NOT* be changed by *ANY* run of "update grub".
>
- Is GRUB2 customizeable enough?, Richard Owlett, 2016/07/22
- Re: Is GRUB2 customizeable enough?,
Andrei Borzenkov <=
- Re: Is GRUB2 customizeable enough?, Richard Owlett, 2016/07/24
- Re: Is GRUB2 customizeable enough?, Simon Hobson, 2016/07/25
- Re: Is GRUB2 customizeable enough?, Andrei Borzenkov, 2016/07/25
- Re: Is GRUB2 customizeable enough?, Simon Hobson, 2016/07/25
- Re: Is GRUB2 customizeable enough?, Andrei Borzenkov, 2016/07/25
- Re: Is GRUB2 customizeable enough?, Simon Hobson, 2016/07/25