grub2 and sound/beep

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	I agree that the documentation is insufficient. Furthermore, there  
isn't enough out there on google to be helpful yet. My experience with  
grub2 was not good. I had a menu.lst that beeped and had a serial  
console configured. I lost both when I switched to grub2. I think this  
is a serious bug because when you install grub2, it leaves old grub on  
the system and you're supposed to type some command to switch to grub2  
if grub2 is working. Well, I couldn't tell if grub2 was working. I  
switched to grub2 anyway and fortunately, my machine did boot. But it  
was an act of faith.



On Nov 22, 2009, at 12:30 AM, Steve Holmes wrote:

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> The only thing I've done with grub to give it any sounds was to insert
> a ^G (Ctrl-G) into the first item of my menu.lst so it would beep
> whenever you moved the cursor over the first menu item.  We're still
> using pre-2.0 grub on Arch now but would be anxious to know the
> supposed advantages of grub2.  The last time I looked at grub2 under
> Debian last year, the documentation was nearly non-existant.
>
> On Sat, Nov 21, 2009 at 10:52:23PM +0100, Samuel Thibault wrote:
>> Dietmar Segbert, le Sat 21 Nov 2009 23:42:00 +0100, a ?crit :
>>> on my asus eeepc 1005ha-m if have installed grml and the grub2  
>>> bootloader.
>>>
>>> Can i add sound or beeps on this netbook in the grub.cfg of grub2?
>>
>> There is a sound module in grub2 yes, I haven't yet checked out how  
>> to
>> use it, however.
>>
>> Samuel
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