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I use almost exclusively a Super Grub 2 CD to manually boot Arch Linux systems that I'm experimenting with. Specifically, at the moment I'm trying to find out what I'm doing wrong with the UEFI+GTP+GRUB2 boot set-up, and I have to reboot frequently.
Does anyone know how to customize a SuperGrub2 so that instead of waiting for my manual input it will find the same information canned" on the CD and proceed with the boot?
My manual input, of the form
root=(hd0,2)
linux /vmlinuz... root=/dev/sda7
initrd /initramfs ...
boot
is basically equivalent to a grub.cfg entry. How can I tell Supergrub2 to skip the interactive menu and instead execute the above commands, either hardcoded on the CD or to be found, say, in the file grub.cfg in the /boot partition of the hard disk?
Note that I do not need to make use of GRUB2 and/or SuperGrub2 CD per se. All I need is a bootloader that can fetch and launch the desired vmlinuz and initramfs. There ought to be something like that around! Thanks
Last edited by rugantino (2012-07-05 17:23:58)
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