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#887
Originally Posted by juiceme View Post
Actually, there is a way to do it
Just start the menuscript manually when you are in telnet/ssh session;

This command will launch the menu and when selection is done, reboot automatically to the selected OS: "/boot/menu/select_and_boot_os.sh"

This command will launch the menu and load up the kernel, but not boot device (so you can tweak the scripts, launch it again, etc...) : "/boot/menu/select_os_animated.sh"
After I select harmattan/nemo, the screen show:
Boot OS/kernel selection failed!
Please run a maintenance boot
Code:
/ # /boot/menu/select_and_boot_os.sh 
/boot/menu/select_and_boot_os.sh: line 84: try_to_mount: not found
/boot/menu/select_and_boot_os.sh: line 84: can't create /mnt/1//boot/ubiboot.log: nonexistent directory
/boot/menu/select_and_boot_os.sh: line 84: can't create /mnt/1//boot/ubiboot.log: nonexistent directory
/boot/menu/select_and_boot_os.sh: line 84: can't create /mnt/1//boot/ubiboot.dmesg: nonexistent directory
/boot/menu/select_and_boot_os.sh: line 84: can't create /mnt/1//boot/ubiboot.dmesg: nonexistent directory
/boot/menu/select_and_boot_os.sh: line 84: can't create /mnt/1//boot/ubiboot.dmesg: nonexistent directory
umount: can't umount /mnt/1: Invalid argument
boot fine when run the sh again and disconnect the usb.
I have not mount any partition or umount them all.