Append warning message to GRUB menu "ONIE: Install OS" #1066
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If you go into "ONIE: Install OS" option it will screw up the boot order of the box, and automatically always boot into ONIE instead of the pre-installed NOS. This is a problem and not user friendly, and there should be a warning message in the window, that alerts you that clicking that menu option will reset the boot order. The boot order will not boot into the NOS, until you install a new OS. Signed-off-by: david_yang <[email protected]>
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This sounds like a bug in the NOS' install script. It's responsible for setting up the GRUB menu entries (including adding the snippet to go back to ONIE as the last entry). |
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If you go into "ONIE: Install OS" option it will screw up the boot order of the box, and automatically always boot into ONIE instead of the pre-installed NOS. This is a problem and not user friendly, and there should be a warning message in the window, that alerts you that clicking that menu option will reset the boot order. The boot order will not boot into the NOS, until you install a new OS.