In GRUB Legacy, the password directive in the global setting means:

January 25, 2024Updated:January 25, 2024No Comments

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In GRUB Legacy, the password directive in the global setting means:

The user must submit the specified password before appending, editing or using the GRUB command line.
The user must submit the password before GRUB will attempt to boot the title.
You can’t place a password directive in the global setting.

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