Prohibiting selected users from booting into Windows
Tom Legrady
legrady-bJEeYj9oJeDQT0dZR+AlfA at public.gmane.org
Thu May 13 05:17:08 UTC 2004
Grub can require a password, can't it?
Tom
Mel Seder wrote:
>Our kids are coming for a few days over the May long weekend. They both are
>computer users and I don't want them running Windows on my PC.
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>Currently when the computer boots you can select Windows or Linux. Is there
>some kind of autoexec I can put on windows that requires a password to
>continue. If the password isn't keyed in I want the PC to either shut down
>(preferably) or go to grub's boot screen.
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>Any ideas?
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