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I want to change the display resolution in text mode.. I change this in grub.cfg when I know my kernel has the correct config, it does.
Grub.cfg seems not to ...
- 10-09-2005 #1Just Joined!
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This n00b wants to Edit Grub.cfg
I want to change the display resolution in text mode.. I change this in grub.cfg when I know my kernel has the correct config, it does.
Grub.cfg seems not to exist on my system
Do I have to write it from scratch or something ?
- 10-09-2005 #2Banned
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i would suggest using a live cd, and checking if you have a grub.conf
it should be
/boot/grub/grub.conf
if you do not have one, while on the live cd
get sum1 on here to give you a copy of theres
and the relevent files such as stage1 stage 2 etc
if you dont have them
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Thanks mate, I had a look and the only Live cd's I have are Knoppix ones, they dont seem to use grub. So if someone could send me one i'd be very grateful, I have one HD atm, First partition is my old XP system, then Debian.
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Do you not have the menu.lst file? It's the same thing.
- 10-09-2005 #5
Do
That will list the contents of /boot/grub.Code:ls /boot/grub
Then with a text editor such as nano, do
orCode:nano /boot/grub/menu.lst
And change what you want.Code:nano /boot/grub/grub.conf
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