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| GRUB4DOS、SYSLINUX及其它启动管理软件讨论专区 » Please clarify the specific content related to the "ECHO version command of GRUB" you want to express. Currently, the information is too vague. You can provide more detailed description about what specific operation or specific situation of the GRUB ECHO version command you are concerned about, such as some code examples or specific problems related to it. |
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| Floor1 zck132 | Posted 2009-11-18 13:18 |
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Does GRUB have a command similar to DOS's echo? Now I use title to display some things. But it's not easy to use. Using the up and down keys will select my those things. But I just want to display some personal information... Is there a command like ECHO that just displays information but won't be selected and executed? Thanks...
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| Floor2 fujianabc | Posted 2009-11-19 20:53 |
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Write your prompt message in a .txt file, then use the cat command to display this .txt file during the GRUB execution process
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