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GRUB has a problem with a big grub.cfg
From: |
Felix Zielcke |
Subject: |
GRUB has a problem with a big grub.cfg |
Date: |
Mon, 28 Jul 2008 12:12:16 +0200 |
GRUB 2 has a problem with many kernel entrys in grub.cfg
This works fine for me with grub-emu but not real GRUB
I reproduced this now in qemu 0.9.1-5 from debian unstable
Attached is the floppy image i used and the kernel entrys i added to the
insmod lines generated by grub-mkrescue
Welcome to GRUB!
free magic is broken at 0x7f17a00: 0x3d616776
I tried to find out how big grub.cfg exactly must be for it to fail, but
I couldn't
I deleted the entrys in little chunks and then after GRUB loaded the
menu fine I added again some, but it keep displaying the menu fine with
the new entrys added.
So something in GRUB's memory management seems to be a bit broken with a
big grub.cfg
But I still wonder why you need that much kernels and now with testing
in qemu I noticed that the reporter has the exact same menuentrys more
then once in grub.cfg
grub.cfg.break
Description: Text document
grub2.img.bz2
Description: application/bzip
- GRUB has a problem with a big grub.cfg,
Felix Zielcke <=