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Finding the menu.lst that is being used by grub on a multiboot/multipartition system
how can I boot linux from a software raid 1 arrayChanges to grub in ubuntu 10Time drift in Cloud Server - need to mainpulate GRUB configAccidentally ran grub-install incorrectly, now have a grub prompt but no menuStuck at grub prompt after a default CentOS 6 installationCannot install grub, segmentation fault, unable to identify filesystem, superfluous RAID member, found two disks with same index — Debian 7How to fix when grub no longer mounts the boot partition at start up?grub 0.97 (legacy) confusion between menu.lst and grub.cfgGRUB hangs before menu, after a HDD upgrade. How to debug?grub2 RAID1 disk failure - unable to boot
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How do I find which partition holds the menu.lst being used at boot time?
Not looking for multiple locations , as where the file could be, but where it is definitely to be found. (e.t. partition)
Is the file located on partition 1,2, or partition 8 ?
The file in /boot/grub/menu.lst was used to display a grub-gretting screen, but which partition it was read from ? without going in to each and every partition and dig, what about a system that holds 8 or even more partitions ? How to find out ?
So the output should list a single location for the file .
grub version 0.97 (grub legacy)
grub legacy
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How do I find which partition holds the menu.lst being used at boot time?
Not looking for multiple locations , as where the file could be, but where it is definitely to be found. (e.t. partition)
Is the file located on partition 1,2, or partition 8 ?
The file in /boot/grub/menu.lst was used to display a grub-gretting screen, but which partition it was read from ? without going in to each and every partition and dig, what about a system that holds 8 or even more partitions ? How to find out ?
So the output should list a single location for the file .
grub version 0.97 (grub legacy)
grub legacy
edited Jun 2 at 11:47
McErroneous
31
asked May 30 at 21:14
McErroneousMcErroneous
1
add a comment |
How do I find which partition holds the menu.lst being used at boot time?
Not looking for multiple locations , as where the file could be, but where it is definitely to be found. (e.t. partition)
Is the file located on partition 1,2, or partition 8 ?
The file in /boot/grub/menu.lst was used to display a grub-gretting screen, but which partition it was read from ? without going in to each and every partition and dig, what about a system that holds 8 or even more partitions ? How to find out ?
So the output should list a single location for the file .
grub version 0.97 (grub legacy)
grub legacy
edited Jun 2 at 11:47
McErroneous
31
asked May 30 at 21:14
McErroneousMcErroneous
1
How do I find which partition holds the menu.lst being used at boot time?
Not looking for multiple locations , as where the file could be, but where it is definitely to be found. (e.t. partition)
Is the file located on partition 1,2, or partition 8 ?
The file in /boot/grub/menu.lst was used to display a grub-gretting screen, but which partition it was read from ? without going in to each and every partition and dig, what about a system that holds 8 or even more partitions ? How to find out ?
So the output should list a single location for the file .
grub version 0.97 (grub legacy)
grub legacy
grub legacy
edited Jun 2 at 11:47
McErroneous
31
asked May 30 at 21:14
McErroneousMcErroneous
1
edited Jun 2 at 11:47
McErroneous
31
asked May 30 at 21:14
McErroneousMcErroneous
1
edited Jun 2 at 11:47
McErroneous
31
edited Jun 2 at 11:47
McErroneous
31
edited Jun 2 at 11:47
McErroneous
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31
asked May 30 at 21:14
McErroneousMcErroneous
1
asked May 30 at 21:14
McErroneousMcErroneous
1
asked May 30 at 21:14
McErroneousMcErroneous
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1
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Grub 0.97 had only one location for menu.lst: /boot/grub/menu.lst.
That doesn't mean that your ancient distro didn't customize it, so you may still have to actually go in and look around.
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Grub 0.97 had only one location for menu.lst: /boot/grub/menu.lst.
That doesn't mean that your ancient distro didn't customize it, so you may still have to actually go in and look around.
answered Jun 1 at 18:37
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Grub 0.97 had only one location for menu.lst: /boot/grub/menu.lst.
That doesn't mean that your ancient distro didn't customize it, so you may still have to actually go in and look around.
answered Jun 1 at 18:37
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Grub 0.97 had only one location for menu.lst: /boot/grub/menu.lst.
That doesn't mean that your ancient distro didn't customize it, so you may still have to actually go in and look around.
answered Jun 1 at 18:37
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Grub 0.97 had only one location for menu.lst: /boot/grub/menu.lst.
That doesn't mean that your ancient distro didn't customize it, so you may still have to actually go in and look around.
answered Jun 1 at 18:37
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