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

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

To boot a specific operating system, a password must be entered
The password must be entered to display a menu of operating systems that are bootable
You can’t place a password directive in the title directive setting
To edit any GRUB values, a password must first be entered

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