## labels # generic ones include default.cfg label failsafe menu label Grml ^Failsafe Mode kernel /boot/%GRML_NAME%/linux26 append initrd=/boot/%GRML_NAME%/initrd.gz vga=normal boot=live noautoconfig atapicd noapic noacpi acpi=off nomodules nofirewire noudev nousb nohotplug noapm nopcmcia nosmp maxcpus=0 noscsi noagp nodma ide=nodma noswap nofstab nosound nogpm nosyslog nodhcp nocpu nodisc nomodem xmodule=vesa noraid nolvm noresume selinux=0 edd=off pci=nomsi text help Boot Grml in failsafe mode, which disables any hardware recognition that might prevent your system from booting. If Grml does not boot in default mode try using this option. endtext label forensic menu label Grml F^orensic Mode kernel /boot/%GRML_NAME%/linux26 append initrd=/boot/%GRML_NAME%/initrd.gz vga=791 forensic nofstab noraid nolvm noautoconfig noswap raid=noautodetect readonly quiet boot=live text help Boot Grml in forensic mode. This mode prevents touching any harddisks during hardware recognition and forces all blockdevices to readonly mode. endtext label grml2ram menu label Grml to ^RAM kernel /boot/%GRML_NAME%/linux26 append apm=power-off vga=791 quiet initrd=/boot/%GRML_NAME%/initrd.gz boot=live nomce toram=%GRML_NAME%.squashfs text help Load Grml into the memory (RAM). This allows you to remove the Grml media after Grml finished booting. Note: you should have enough RAM (>= size of ISO * 1.2) to be able to use this option. endtext # back to main menu label exit menu hide kernel isolinux.bin label back menu hide kernel isolinux.bin label quit menu hide kernel isolinux.bin