How to use grub commands

Kvitan764

The grub commands are a set of commands used to manage a GRUB2 installation. These commands can be used to configure, install, and remove GRUB2. The commands are:grub-installgrub-mkconfiggrub-mkpasswd-grubgrub-fstestgrub-rebootgrub-set-defaultgrub-shellgrub-emu grub>The commands are listed in the order in which they should be executed.

brownfrog231

The GRUB commands are:

help - Shows a list of commands and their options
find - Finds a file
root - Sets the root device
kernel - Loads a kernel
module - Loads a module
boot - Boots the system
initrd - Loads an initrd
quit - Exits GRUB

Ernst181

The GRUB commands are a set of basic commands that are used to modify the GRUB boot loader. These commands can be used to change the boot order, add or remove boot entries, and configure the GRUB boot loader.