Boot Loader Configuration File
Instead, its main configuration file is the /boot/grub/grub.cfg file. However, you shouldn’t edit this file by hand! This file is just for GRUB2’s own usage. It’s automatically created by running the update-grub command as root — in other words, by running sudo update-grub on Ubuntu.
The boot loader configuration file boot.cfg specifies the kernel, the kernel options, and the boot modules that the mboot.c32 or mboot.efi boot loader uses in an ESXi installation. The boot.cfg file is provided in the ESXi installer. The great ceviche book. You can modify the kernelopt line of the boot.cfg file to specify the location of an installation script or to pass other boot options. The boot.cfg file has the following syntax: # boot.cfg - mboot configuration file # # Any line preceded with '#' is a comment. Title= STRING prefix= DIRPATH kernel= FILEPATH kernelopt= STRING modules= FILEPATH1 - FILEPATH2. FILEPATHn # Any other line must remain unchanged. The commands in boot.cfg configure the boot loader.
Commands in boot.cfg. Command Description title= STRING Sets the boot loader title to STRING. Prefix= STRING (Optional) Adds DIRPATH/ in front of every FILEPATH in the kernel= and modules= commands that do not already start with / or with kernel= FILEPATH Sets the kernel path to FILEPATH. Kernelopt= STRING Appends STRING to the kernel boot options. Modules= FILEPATH1 - FILEPATH2.
Windows Boot Configuration
FILEPATHn Lists the modules to be loaded, separated by three hyphens ( -).
Executable File
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