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I saw some articles on the Internet about setting the GRUB boot password, but no matter how I set it, it didn't work.
I wrote it like this:
default 2
timeout 5
color green/black light-gray/blue

title Rescue Windows XP Environment
password=123456
lock
find --set-root /ldrxpe
chainloader /ldrxpe
boot
After restarting, when entering GRUB boot, there is no prompt to enter the password. Does this actually have any effect?

I used md5 to generate the password, but the password was always incorrect:
I did it like this:
grub> md5crypt
password:123456
$1$7uDL20$eSB.XRPG2A2Fv8AeH56nYI

After writing down "$1$7uDL20$eSB.XRPG2A2Fv8AeH56nYI", I re-entered and typed it in menu.lst under Windows. I wrote it like this:

default 2
timeout 5
color green/black light-gray/blue

title Rescue Windows XP Environment
password --md5 $1$7uDL20$eSB.XRPG2A2Fv8AeH56nYI
lock
find --set-root /ldrxpe
chainloader /ldrxpe
boot

After saving, when entering GRUB boot, it always prompts that the password is incorrect when entering "Rescue Windows XP Environment"?
Why is that? What else do I need to do to make it correct?

Floor1　keepgood	Posted 2007-06-15 21:34
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I saw some articles on the Internet about setting the GRUB boot password, but no matter how I set it, it didn't work. I wrote it like this: default 2 timeout 5 color green/black light-gray/blue title Rescue Windows XP Environment password=123456 lock find --set-root /ldrxpe chainloader /ldrxpe boot After restarting, when entering GRUB boot, there is no prompt to enter the password. Does this actually have any effect? I used md5 to generate the password, but the password was always incorrect: I did it like this: grub> md5crypt password:123456 $1$7uDL20$eSB.XRPG2A2Fv8AeH56nYI After writing down "$1$7uDL20$eSB.XRPG2A2Fv8AeH56nYI", I re-entered and typed it in menu.lst under Windows. I wrote it like this: default 2 timeout 5 color green/black light-gray/blue title Rescue Windows XP Environment password --md5 $1$7uDL20$eSB.XRPG2A2Fv8AeH56nYI lock find --set-root /ldrxpe chainloader /ldrxpe boot After saving, when entering GRUB boot, it always prompts that the password is incorrect when entering "Rescue Windows XP Environment"? Why is that? What else do I need to do to make it correct?

Floor2　lianjiang2004	Posted 2007-06-15 22:23
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Incorrect usage, please refer to the official documentation.

Floor3　lianjiang2004	Posted 2007-06-15 22:25
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You can also refer to my "grub4dos Beginner's Tutorial"

Floor4　keepgood	Posted 2007-06-16 00:00
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Specifically how to write, can you write an example for me? I have read many, all are incorrect, where did I go wrong, I can correct it.

Floor5　lianjiang2004	Posted 2007-06-16 06:43
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"grub4dos初级教程" has specific usage and examples. Don't be too eager for quick success, heh. Be good at learning.

Floor6　lianjiang2004	Posted 2007-06-16 06:49
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Since you only want the result, just search the following article online. How to add a password to the GRUB system boot manager

Floor7　keepgood	Posted 2007-06-16 14:06
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Hehe, I'm a newbie. Thanks for everyone's help and guidance