Re: calling bash script from grub menu.lst

[Oliver Rath]

Hi Saqlain,

imho you cant use bash at grub-time, because for this you need the bash-interpreter and this one needs a running linux-system.

For your needs i think it is better using the grub menus und submenus (i.e. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2/Submenus).

If you want to do little jobs starting from grub you can create a tiny linux distro (like dsl - damn small linux), just for starting your bash-script or - much more little - create your own initramfs with the things to do.

Hth,
Oliver


On 13.12.2012 19:03, Saqlain Abbas wrote:

Hello,

Is it possible to call bash scrip from grub menu.lst? My use case is explained below, i got hierarchy like below kindly have a look...

mainmenu.lst

                      submenu1.lst

scrip executed and base on user input  it may result in some files changes in /etc or may create some new files etc

from submenu1.lst we can go back to mainmenu.lst

from mainmenu.lst I will boot the system. 

And one more thing for such menu system in grub? Should i choose grub or grub2? 

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Kind Regards,

Saqlain Abbas.

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