grub, syslinux: Set default timeout to 60 seconds
60 seconds should be enough for any hardware. It is important not to forget that the timeout for grub is measured in seconds, and for syslinux in deciseconds.
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ifdef BUILDDIR
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ifdef BUILDDIR
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# in deciseconds
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# in seconds
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DEFAULT_TIMEOUT = 90
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DEFAULT_TIMEOUT = 60
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# prepare data for grub installation;
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# prepare data for grub installation;
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# see also stage1/scripts.d/01-grub
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# see also stage1/scripts.d/01-grub
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ifdef BUILDDIR
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ifdef BUILDDIR
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# in deciseconds
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# in deciseconds
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DEFAULT_TIMEOUT = 90
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DEFAULT_TIMEOUT = 600
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# prepare data for syslinux installation;
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# prepare data for syslinux installation;
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# see also stage1/scripts.d/01-syslinux
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# see also stage1/scripts.d/01-syslinux
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