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    Re: Grub -> Grub 2. How ??

    Ok, it's done now. The launchpad PPA contains binary packages for jaunty, karmic and lucid.

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    Re: Grub -> Grub 2. How ??

    Quote Originally Posted by Tom_T View Post
    Thanks for the replies..



    How do I get this ??? I like
    This looks quite similar to the radiance theme, you should be able to get this effect with minor modification.

    BTW, here are screenshots of available themes in burg-themes package:
    http://code.google.com/p/burg/wiki/Screenshots

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    Re: Grub -> Grub 2. How ??

    Possibly a daft question..

    How does the theme know what OS's are installed ? or does it read from grub ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tom_T View Post
    Possibly a daft question..

    How does the theme know what OS's are installed ? or does it read from grub ?
    It relies on os-prober to detect installed OS (same as grub2).

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    Re: Grub -> Grub 2. How ??

    Ok installed BURG as per:
    http://code.google.com/p/burg/wiki/InstallUbuntu

    Rebooted and got the nice screen with my OS's listed. (Ubuntu, XP Home & XP pro)

    But only the XP's boot !! How do I get Ubuntu to boot again ??

    Also a couple of quick questions:

    Is it possible to edit the text that appears on the menu's ? Instead of XP Home / XP Pro, I could put the users names.

    Can I password protect any entry ? In grub I have one entry that needs a password.

    Any way to change the icons used ?

    last one where do I find this theme ??
    It isn't on the 't' menu !!

    Thanks

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    Re: Grub -> Grub 2. How ??

    Quote Originally Posted by Tom_T View Post
    Ok installed BURG as per:
    http://code.google.com/p/burg/wiki/InstallUbuntu

    Rebooted and got the nice screen with my OS's listed. (Ubuntu, XP Home & XP pro)

    But only the XP's boot !! How do I get Ubuntu to boot again ??
    You can press 'c' to open a console window, and enter these commands manually:

    Code:
    linux16 (hd0,1)/vmlinux root=/dev/sda1
    initrd16 (hd0,1)/initrd.img
    That's assumed your root is at /dev/sda1, you need to change partition number accordingly.

    Once inside linux, you can edit /boot/burg/burg.cfg and change linux/initrd command to linux16/initrd16, this should at least get it booting.

    I'd install a 9.04 system tomorrow to see what's wrong.

    Also a couple of quick questions:

    Is it possible to edit the text that appears on the menu's ? Instead of XP Home / XP Pro, I could put the users names.
    Yes, you can edit the generated burg.cfg, change the text in menuentry statement, although it'd be overwritten each time you run update-burg.

    Can I password protect any entry ? In grub I have one entry that needs a password.
    See this wiki page:
    http://code.google.com/p/burg/wiki/Authentication

    Any way to change the icons used ?
    Yeah, the icons are in /boot/burg/themes/icons, large icons are for refit, grey/hover icons are for sora and radiance, small are for other themes.

    last one where do I find this theme ??
    It isn't on the 't' menu !!

    Thanks
    It's not in burg-themes yet, I'd contact the artistic author to see if it can be added soon.
    Last edited by bean123; March 31st, 2010 at 09:01 PM.

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    Re: Grub -> Grub 2. How ??

    Many Thanks.
    I'll look into this tonight.

    How do I find the author of the image ?

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    Re: Grub -> Grub 2. How ??

    Quote Originally Posted by Tom_T View Post
    Many Thanks.
    I'll look into this tonight.
    I just install 9.04 and burg seems to be working fine. Although it disable kernel output by default, so the screen might seem frozen for a while but it's actually running in the background. If you want to see all the kernel messages, edit /etc/default/burg, change the value of GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT and add GRUB_GFXPAYLOAD_LINUX option:

    Code:
    GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT=""
    GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX=""
    GRUB_GFXPAYLOAD_LINUX="text"
    And run update-burg to generate a new burg.cfg.

    How do I find the author of the image ?
    No worry, I will contact him to get the artwork.

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    Re: Grub -> Grub 2. How ??

    Thanks bean123

    I had left the PC for about 20 minutes.. just in-case, but it never booted Ubuntu.

    Today I installed Ubuntu 9.10 on to a colleagues PC along side Vista.
    That went fine, so we installed BURG. Worked fine..

    I'll have a look at this later and let you know how I get on.
    Thanks for reporting the image. I'd like to see that

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    Re: Grub -> Grub 2. How ??

    reinstalled BURG last night and had the same issue with Ubuntu not booting.

    Rebooted, press 'c' and typed this in to the command :

    linux16 (hd0,1)/vmlinux root=/dev/sda3
    initrd16 (hd0,1)/initrd.img
    My Ubuntu install is sda3, so I'm hoping the above was right.. any how I got some error messages and it didn't work.

    I'll try this again later today and will post the errors I get !
    Regards

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