Re: Increase grub timeout

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On Mon, 2010-05-17 at 13:46 -0400, Przemek Klosowski wrote:

> > In that case, why default to keeping around more than 1 kernel or installing
> > memtest86? (We do still install memtest86 by default, right?)
> 
> The usual PC behavior of banging on the keyboard brings the boot menu 
> even if there is no timeout. Don't laugh: banging blindly on the 

Not always. This varies between systems. I've personally encountered a
system where it's almost impossible to hit the grub menu (neither
holding down a key nor random bashing reliably gets you to it, you have
to try and time a press precisely, and you only get it about 1 try in
5-10; not a lot of fun), and several people have reported similar
systems - including some where it simply seems impossible to get to the
boot menu with a 0 timeout - in previous discussions about this.
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