John Summerfield wrote:
Karl Larsen wrote:
Back a few years ago I did teach classes at Stanford U and NMSU
I once had a lecturer who was so poor that the students (and it was
quite a small class, 20 or so professionals) came close to revolting.
later. I did my homework and was ahead of all my students. I kind of
wonder about rday since he has told me there is only one root. Made a
BFD of it too.
You should do your homework now, and make a proper effort at
understanding the existing GRUB documentation. It may be difficult to
understand (though I don't find it so), programmers are notoriously
poor at writing documentation, but it is written by someone who knows
the topic. Some points may lack clarity, perhaps because the author
expects to reader to know more than you already do, but I don't think
it likely to have many errors.
There are no errors I found, unless it might be the use of two root=
things that are not well defined in every boot sequence of Linux.
Be aware that this version of grub is not being enhanced, the authors
have decided the approach is wrong and have started again. It's
unlikely they would add your contributions to the existing documentation.
Since I have no idea how it will be enhanced my stuff might not even
apply any more. That would be a real enhancement.
--
Karl F. Larsen, AKA K5DI
Linux User
#450462 http://counter.li.org.
