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ok, heres the things that ive tried so far to get the timeout longer
i booted using livecd and then opening a terminal and typed
mkdir linpus
sudo mount -t ...
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- 07-16-2008 #31Just Joined!
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ok, heres the things that ive tried so far to get the timeout longer
i booted using livecd and then opening a terminal and typed
mkdir linpus
sudo mount -t ext3 /dev/hdc1 linpus
sudo nano linpus/boot/grub/grub.conf
ive tried adding a # before the timeout, as i understand this will disable the timeouts but it still boots after 4 seconds
ive changed the timeout value to 30 and 900 but it still gives me only 4 seconds before booting to linpus
am i doing it right? any other solutions? ty
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can i change that inside linpus? as of now i keep using the livecd just to edit it, im hoping i can do it without using livecd
- 07-16-2008 #34
Yes you can ... you either use
orCode:sudo nano /boot/grub/grub.conf
replace nano with other editor like vi if you prefer.Code:su nano /boot/grub/grub.conf
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went to settings, opened a terminal and typed both of those but it tells me command not found
- 07-16-2008 #36
try pressing alt+f2 then type
if that does not work check the name of any text editor you have installed and use that in place of kate.Code:kdesu kate /boot/grub/grub.conf
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i have a mousepad 0.2.12
it says a text editor for xfce
is that what u were referring?
i tried kate and mousepad but it dont work
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press alt+f2 then typed kdesu mousepad /boot/grub/grub.conf it says
command failed to run
failed to execute child process "kdesu" (no such file or directory)
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