Dear Sirs, I have tried to use grub 0.5.96.1-16 from the Suse 7.2 CD, which would solve some problems with testing new kernels.
I have managed to create the bootdisk described with the tutorial by D. Robbins. However when starting up with it I have a problem with my disk partitions. On the disk I have windows partitions C (=hda1), D (=hda5), Linux root (=hda7),a Linux swap partition and windows E (=hda8). At the boot stage when I enter "root (hd0, >enter<" grub gives me only the option of partitions 0 and 1, both with unknown file systems, type 0x55. I guess these are the windows C and D, but where is my linux root? When I enter root (hd0,6) >enter<" it refuses this entry as invalid partition. What can I do to make grub to find my linux? Thank you for help Bruno Naumann _______________________________________________ Bug-grub mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-grub
