Byb
February 13th, 2015, 05:52 PM
Hi
I have an old laptop that must remain with precise because of video. For years I have an issue, after posts, as soon as grub starts very noisy beeeps are sent util the menu is shown. Because of this, the menu remains waiting until I select an OS to start, even there has been no crash before (of course I have commented out the before-last if fi statement in /etc/grub.d/10_linux to display the menu always and required changes in /etc/default/grub for this to work fine). It only does when I set "Extended POSTS" in my BIOS, but they are too long to allow this as a workaround. Whichever the POSTS setting is, I see a stealth error (roughly: "error: no video mode activated" ) just before the menu displays, then the beeeps end. This king of infinite pause prevents me from remotely restarting the laptop.
So I'd like to know if I can have grub upgraded to 2.02, maybe it will resolve the issue. A cool side effect would be I could use the new GRUB_DISABLE_SUBMENU=y and revert to a standard 10_linux.
Thank you
I have an old laptop that must remain with precise because of video. For years I have an issue, after posts, as soon as grub starts very noisy beeeps are sent util the menu is shown. Because of this, the menu remains waiting until I select an OS to start, even there has been no crash before (of course I have commented out the before-last if fi statement in /etc/grub.d/10_linux to display the menu always and required changes in /etc/default/grub for this to work fine). It only does when I set "Extended POSTS" in my BIOS, but they are too long to allow this as a workaround. Whichever the POSTS setting is, I see a stealth error (roughly: "error: no video mode activated" ) just before the menu displays, then the beeeps end. This king of infinite pause prevents me from remotely restarting the laptop.
So I'd like to know if I can have grub upgraded to 2.02, maybe it will resolve the issue. A cool side effect would be I could use the new GRUB_DISABLE_SUBMENU=y and revert to a standard 10_linux.
Thank you