I've installed puppy on the hd and it's the only operating system on it. When starting up, I get a menu on which I have to choose the right device to boot from. In practice, I only have to <Enter>, because the right device is on top.
How can I bypass this, so the pc will start up automatically, without the need to press <Enter> or choose a device in the menu?
I've installed Puppy on HD. How can I bypass grub?
there should be a file called menu.lst, probably in /boot/grub ... there might be a line near the top, something like:
# timeout 30
if you change the line to:
timeout 0
then Puppy should start booting immediately when the computer reboots
if there is no timeout line in menu.lst, you can put it in yourself
# timeout 30
if you change the line to:
timeout 0
then Puppy should start booting immediately when the computer reboots
if there is no timeout line in menu.lst, you can put it in yourself
Puppy-Start-Problem
I think you have by ınstallation Grub-Buildung-Problem or Your Hardisk is not
formatted for Linux ( xt3 or reiserfs, etc. ) at the Beginn !
formatted for Linux ( xt3 or reiserfs, etc. ) at the Beginn !
Thanks for the advice. It works now. I changed the line
# timeout 30
into:
timeout 0
and puppy starts up automatically.
And this isn't the case:
This is really a good forum. Keep up the good work!
# timeout 30
into:
timeout 0
and puppy starts up automatically.
And this isn't the case:
HD is formatted as ext2, but thanks for the tip anyway.I think you have by ınstallation Grub-Buildung-Problem or Your Hardisk is not formatted for Linux ( xt3 or reiserfs, etc. ) at the Beginn !
This is really a good forum. Keep up the good work!