David,
I was able to test the grub_firmware file produced by the patch on a 64M
DoC 2000. Yes, I could get to the GRUB prompt and play with root (dc0,
command. GRUB can access the configuration file and the kernel image
stored in ext2 partition. The partition was created on top of NFTL block
Hi all,
I have a problem regarding grub and a linux software RAID setup.
Basically, the deal is this.
I installed Redhat 7.2 on two 20Gb harddrives. As I was setting it up I
mirrored the disks using software RAID 1. The disks were setup as:
/hda1 and /hdc1 = /boot (around 43Mb)
/hda2 and
If you THINK you have DOS and Win 3.1 running from ext2, you better
re-check your partition table and filesystems... :)
~ have checked double checked.
1) use Grub to boot DOS from DOS Floppy
2) CD to drive C:\ where Windows 3.1 is loaded on ext2 filesystem
on Linux Partition
On Mon, Mar 11, 2002 at 10:56:03AM +, Nigel Jewell wrote:
Hi all,
I have a problem regarding grub and a linux software RAID setup.
Basically, the deal is this.
I installed Redhat 7.2 on two 20Gb harddrives. As I was setting it up I
mirrored the disks using software RAID 1. The
Title: adding a password to grub login
Hi,
I have decided to try grub as my boot loader on my dual boot winxp and redhat7.2 machine.
I decided at install not to use a grub password. I am now wondering how I would add password
protection to the grub login?
Willis
Avaya Inc.
I am trying to use grub with RH 7.2 on an ICP u160 raid controller. It is
a raid 1 setup with 2 ibm 9 gig disks. I have installed a few times and
all I get is this:
OK
GRUB
Then it just hangs. I can boot with the boot floppy and check all of the
configs and everything is fine. Any ideas?
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what do you suggest to protect the MBR of the harddrive.
as in antivirus.
if there is an antivirus program for that.
Ie:
let say that i have 2 os's
win98 and xp and grub as the loader.
am i going to have to buy a seperate antivirus for gurb and then another
version for xp/98
and on another
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On Mon, 11 Mar 2002, Gerard W. Patterson wrote:
I run a very similar configuration. What I do is (using a grub floppy)
remove the first disk and install the grub boot-loader on the second disk
with the same configuration as the first one (since the second disk is now
the first and only
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