# Example config file for GRUB

# The GNU GRand Unified Bootloader

# /boot/grub/menu.lst

# general configuration:

timeout  10

default   0

fallback  1

fallback  9

color     blue/cyan  yellow/magenta

# boot sections follow

# each is implicitly numbered from 0

# in the order of appearance below

# (0) Mandrake (default boot)

title  Mandrake  [/vmlinuz]

root   (hd0,2)

kernel /vmlinuz root=/dev/sda3 ro

# (1) Mandrake - runlevel 1

title  Mandrake  [/vmlinuz single]

root   (hd0,2)

kernel /vmlinuz single root=/dev/sda3 ro

# (2) Mandrake-old

title  Mandrake  [/vmlinuz.old]

root   (hd0,2)

kernel /vmlinuz.old root=/dev/sda3 ro

# (3) Debian-kernel testing

title  Debian  [/vmlinuz.test]

root   (hd0,2)

kernel /vmlinuz.test root=/dev/sda3 ro

# (4) Slackware

title  Slackware

root   (hd0,1)

kernel /vmlinuz root=/dev/sdb2 ro vga=791 mem=256M

# (5) FreeBSD:

title  FreeBSD

root   (hd1,0,a)

kernel /boot/loader

# (6) OpenBSD:

title  OpenBSD

# You would like to use:

## root  (hd1,1,a)

## kernel --type=openbsd /bsd

# But OpenBSD passes bios & kernel parameters

# with its own bootloader, the first stage of

# which is installed in the partition boot

# record, and in turn calls /boot, which in

# turn loads kernel /bsd. So just use the GRUB

# chainloader instead:

root (hd1,1)

makeactive

chainloader +1

# (7) BeOS:

title  BeOS

rootnoverify  (hd1,2)

makeactive

chainloader +1

# (8) Win_dose

title Win98

root  (hd0,0)

makeactive

chainloader +1

# (9) MS-DOS

title msdos

root  (hd0,0)

makeactive

chainloader +1

# end file menu.lst