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Right, that's totally what I meant; I totally don't just ignore that warning and reapply my patch if I ever accidentally run grub-mkconfig after initial install
by yellowapple 4y ago
Right, that's totally what I meant; I totally don't just ignore that warning and reapply my patch if I ever accidentally run grub-mkconfig after initial install ;)
In any case, something to the effect of
root (hd0,1)
kernel /tinycore/vmlinuz tce=sda1/tinycore/tce vga=794
initrd /tinycore/core.gz
in GRUB's shell should do the trick no matter what might lurk in grub.cfg.
- jaclaz 4y agoYep. :) And (as a side note) one could make a separate, static .cfg, let's say tiny.cfg and load it from shell with configfile, aka configfile /tiny.cfg.