Create file /boot/grubfm/config.cfg under (hd0,msdos1) with the following content
grubfm_set --top \"(${user})/\"\ngrubfm \"(${user})/\"\n
Isolating device to boot device. #311
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Hey a1live, Is it possible to isolate menu navigation to only the device the filemanager was booted from? Regardless of where I set a condition to do this, it always seems possible to use esc to go back up the menu and select other drives and devices. |
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Not supported. |
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I can set the device. I am just unsure of where I should force the file manager to only use the device I set. if test "${device}" = "${setdev}"; then |
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a1ive/grub@68ef912 Create file
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Hi a1ive, I just tried with the most recent build, and your solution appears to work. |
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a1ive/grub@68ef912
Now you could use
grubfm_set --topto set top-level dirs.Assuming you only want to enumerate files under (hd0,msdos1):
Create file
/boot/grubfm/configunder(hd0,msdos1)with the following contentCreate file
/boot/grubfm/config.cfgunder(hd0,msdos1)with the following content