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How is default boot image maintained internally?


From: Brett Russ
Subject: How is default boot image maintained internally?
Date: Tue, 19 Nov 2002 16:11:17 -0500
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I am curious as to how GRUB remembers which image is to be booted next if I execute a 'savedefault ... -once' command from the shell prior to a reboot. It isn't stored in the .conf/.lst files that I can tell. I am hoping no writes take place to the MBR or the partition boot sectors to store this info.

Is it also true that there is no way to specify a text label (other than "saved") as the target for the default command?

Thank you,
Brett





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