if command in grub2 - unknown command
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Firstly, I'm sorry for my bad English.
I am following this guide to create .efi file that can search my own tag file and then set the root folder.
But I do not know why I get these errors:
if - unkown command
fi - unknown command
Here is my Embedded configuration file's code
if [ -e /boot/grub/my.tag ]; then
set prefix=/boot/grub/my.tag
else
echo can't find the tag file.
sleep 5
fi
the list of modules that I embedded with grub-mkimage:
normal, echo, test, ntfs, fat, ext2
I think that if command is built in command in grub2 but seem it need to insmod some needed modules?
Can anyone help me?
boot command-line grub2
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Firstly, I'm sorry for my bad English.
I am following this guide to create .efi file that can search my own tag file and then set the root folder.
But I do not know why I get these errors:
if - unkown command
fi - unknown command
Here is my Embedded configuration file's code
if [ -e /boot/grub/my.tag ]; then
set prefix=/boot/grub/my.tag
else
echo can't find the tag file.
sleep 5
fi
the list of modules that I embedded with grub-mkimage:
normal, echo, test, ntfs, fat, ext2
I think that if command is built in command in grub2 but seem it need to insmod some needed modules?
Can anyone help me?
boot command-line grub2
edited May 13 at 7:50
muru
1
asked May 13 at 7:26
congnt92
43
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
favorite
up vote
0
down vote
favorite
Firstly, I'm sorry for my bad English.
I am following this guide to create .efi file that can search my own tag file and then set the root folder.
But I do not know why I get these errors:
if - unkown command
fi - unknown command
Here is my Embedded configuration file's code
if [ -e /boot/grub/my.tag ]; then
set prefix=/boot/grub/my.tag
else
echo can't find the tag file.
sleep 5
fi
the list of modules that I embedded with grub-mkimage:
normal, echo, test, ntfs, fat, ext2
I think that if command is built in command in grub2 but seem it need to insmod some needed modules?
Can anyone help me?
boot command-line grub2
edited May 13 at 7:50
muru
1
asked May 13 at 7:26
congnt92
43
Firstly, I'm sorry for my bad English.
I am following this guide to create .efi file that can search my own tag file and then set the root folder.
But I do not know why I get these errors:
if - unkown command
fi - unknown command
Here is my Embedded configuration file's code
if [ -e /boot/grub/my.tag ]; then
set prefix=/boot/grub/my.tag
else
echo can't find the tag file.
sleep 5
fi
the list of modules that I embedded with grub-mkimage:
normal, echo, test, ntfs, fat, ext2
I think that if command is built in command in grub2 but seem it need to insmod some needed modules?
Can anyone help me?
boot command-line grub2
edited May 13 at 7:50
muru
1
asked May 13 at 7:26
congnt92
43
edited May 13 at 7:50
muru
1
edited May 13 at 7:50
muru
1
edited May 13 at 7:50
muru
1
1
asked May 13 at 7:26
congnt92
43
asked May 13 at 7:26
congnt92
43
asked May 13 at 7:26
congnt92
43
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