Robert Munteanu
2014-07-31 21:02:56 UTC
Hi,
I have the following snippet used to configure the bootloader
<bootloader>
<loader_type>grub2</loader_type>
<global>
<timeout config:type="integer">1</timeout>
</global>
</bootloader>
However, the timeout is not changed, I can see that /etc/default/grub
has the value
GRUB_TIMEOUT=8
Changing that value to 1 and running grub2-mkconfig fixes the timeout problem.
Is this feature not yet implemented for grub2 or am I using it incorrectly?
Thanks,
Robert
I have the following snippet used to configure the bootloader
<bootloader>
<loader_type>grub2</loader_type>
<global>
<timeout config:type="integer">1</timeout>
</global>
</bootloader>
However, the timeout is not changed, I can see that /etc/default/grub
has the value
GRUB_TIMEOUT=8
Changing that value to 1 and running grub2-mkconfig fixes the timeout problem.
Is this feature not yet implemented for grub2 or am I using it incorrectly?
Thanks,
Robert
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