Closing as it could be resolved.

thanks && regards,
-mika-

On Thu, Aug 21, 2008 at 11:42:59AM -0000, Michael Prokop wrote:
> Michael Prokop <mika@grml.org> added the comment:
> 
> Marc, are you happy with that? =>
> 
> http://grml.org/screeni/gkrellShoot_08-08-21_133422.png

Looks good, thanks.

Greetings
Marc

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Marc, are you happy with that? =>

http://grml.org/screeni/gkrellShoot_08-08-21_133422.png

If you have any suggestions regarding the wording please let me now.

regards,
-mika-

* Marc 'Zugschlus' Haber <bts@bts.grml.org> [20080513 16:51]:

> when initrd cannot find the GRML boot medium, it drops me to a shell. If I am 
> able to fix the issue in this shell (for example, by finding the image myself), 
> I do not know how to make the boot process continue.

> Something along the line of "GRML file not found, invoking shell. If you want 
> the boot process to continue, type exit after mounting the GRML boot medium 
> to /cdrom" would be helpful here.

Yeah, I already talked to upstream of initramfs-tools. The
maintainer is willing to support such a feature. I'll meet the
maintainer in RL in the next few days and we will further discuss it
(and probbably implement it as well ;-)).

> Same goes for the other debug shells that may be invoked during the grml boot 
> process.

AFAICS only the busybox shell inside initramfs could be relevant,
nor?

thx && regards,
-mika-

Hi,

when initrd cannot find the GRML boot medium, it drops me to a shell. If I am 
able to fix the issue in this shell (for example, by finding the image myself), 
I do not know how to make the boot process continue.

Something along the line of "GRML file not found, invoking shell. If you want 
the boot process to continue, type exit after mounting the GRML boot medium 
to /cdrom" would be helpful here.

Same goes for the other debug shells that may be invoked during the grml boot 
process.

Greetings
Marc