https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1198643
--- Comment #3 from Leslie Satenstein lsatenstein@yahoo.com --- Hi Steven, In response to your question, it is not. Please look at the following example
There are several menuentry items.
I want to be able to automatically isolate the first "menuentry without modification but to encapsulate the remaining menu entries ending with the rescue entry. Encapsulate with a submenu, as grub2 does it for other os's later on in the list.
Example
menuentry for current Fedora kernel
submenu 'encapsulate the following' {
menuentry prevous Fedora kernel menuentry previous to previous Fedora kernel menuentry Rescue entry } #end submenu entry
With two lines of text, I clean up a lot of useless screen clutter. The submenu entries are available by clicking on the displayed submenu title.
Why do I want to do that? I multiboot, Fedora (up to 3 different versions), Centos, Windows, a total of up to 5 distributions.
Grub2 does create a submenu for all the Guest OS's but not the current version. Why not for the first current version?
It may have to be a include a new menu entry somewhere after 30 and before 40.
00_header 10_linux 20_linux_xen 20_ppc_terminfo 30_os-prober 35 " New facility to signal that a submenu entry is desired". 40_custom 41_custom
I hope this clarifies comment 1.