carbon-config

config submodule of carbon-core-system
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update-extlinux.conf (2006B)


      1 # configuration for extlinux config builder
      2 
      3 # overwrite
      4 # Overwrite current /boot/extlinux.conf. If this is not '1' we will only
      5 # write to /boot/extlinux.conf.new
      6 overwrite=0
      7 
      8 # vesa_menu
      9 # use fancy vesa menu (vesamenu.c32) menus, won't work with serial
     10 vesa_menu=0
     11 
     12 # default_kernel_opts
     13 # default kernel options
     14 default_kernel_opts=init=/current/init/bin/init rootflags=noatime
     15 
     16 # modules
     17 # modules which should be loaded before pivot_root
     18 modules=sd-mod,usb-storage,ext4,xfs,lvm
     19 
     20 # root
     21 # root device - if not specified, will be guessed using
     22 # blkid -o export /dev/root
     23 root=/dev/mapper/vg-spark_root
     24 
     25 # verbose
     26 # if set to non-zero, update-extlinux will be a lot more verbose.
     27 verbose=1
     28 
     29 # hidden
     30 # if set to non-zero, the boot menu will be hidden by default.
     31 hidden=0
     32 
     33 # timeout
     34 # number of seconds to wait before booting default
     35 timeout=3
     36 
     37 # default
     38 # default kernel to boot
     39 default=virt
     40 
     41 # serial_port
     42 # serial port number - if not specified, serial console will be disabled
     43 serial_port=
     44 
     45 # serial_baud
     46 # the baudrate for the serial port. Will use 115200 if unset
     47 serial_baud=115200
     48 
     49 # xen_opts
     50 # options to hand to xen hypervisor, useful ones are:
     51 #    dom0_mem=384M (give domain-0 environment 384M ram)
     52 xen_opts=dom0_mem=384M
     53 
     54 # if you copy /usr/share/syslinux/reboot.c32 to /boot/, a menu entry
     55 # will be auto-generated for it
     56 
     57 # if you copy hdt.c32, libgpl.c32, and libmenu.c32 from /usr/share/syslinux/
     58 # to /boot/, a menu entry will be auto-generated for HDT
     59 
     60 # if you download and install /boot/memtest, then if HDT is present it
     61 # will use it, else a separate menu entry will be auto-generated for
     62 # memtest
     63 
     64 # optional password
     65 # you can generate a SHA512 password using: mkpasswd
     66 #
     67 # if you assign a password, you should make this file world-unreadable
     68 #
     69 # if a password is assigned, the menu entries can't be edited at boot
     70 # time, and HDT if present is password-protected
     71 #
     72 # you can also include "MENU PASSWD" in any custom entries you have in
     73 # /etc/update-extlinux.d/
     74 password=''