grub2 and sound/beep

[Steve Holmes]

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My biggest complaint at the time when I looked at grub2 was that the
documentation was so lacking.  I really couldn't hardly figure out how
to use the new environment.  One example right off the top is there is
no menu.lst included.  I dunno if that gets generated down line via
configuration and setups or what.  I don't think the docs had
descriptions for many of the binaries that come with grub2 either.  My
only grub experience so far is mainly updating menu.lst and when I
used to be on debian, I got a little familiar with the grub config
files in /etc but other than that, I really don't know much of what
I'm doing in grub if I had to build the menu.lst from scratch and
ensure I can still boot my computer into either platform.

On Wed, Nov 25, 2009 at 01:34:13AM -0800, Tony Baechler wrote:
> The below is incorrect. It is still being maintained until grub2 is
> out of beta and is considered stable. You're right about no new
> features, but from my memory of the page on gnu.org, it's still
> maintained for bug fixes. Also, I had no problem getting it to work
> with XFS. I haven't yet tried grub2, but I've read of several cases
> of systems becoming unbootable after the switch.
> 
> On 11/24/2009 7:36 PM, Jason White wrote:
> >Grub legacy is no longer maintained upstream, so it won't support
> >newer file
> >systems or new features. This is why distributions are moving to Grub 2 by
> >default.
> 
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