Hello,
Once you recover the solaris's grub ... reinstall linux grub on the linux partition boot sector and then chainload from solaris's grub to this linux grub and you're done.
Just to make sure I understand: by reinstall linux grub, do you mean that I will boot into solaris , then when the grub menu appears, type root (hd0,2) (let's say this is the linux partition) and then setup(hd0) or setup(hd0,2)? Regards, Ian Brown On 10/30/06, Adrián <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>From the grub menu, is this: > rootnoverify(hd0,3) > makeactive > chainloader +1 > > And I got: > Invalid or unsupprted executable format. This is very strange but it could happen. > > Any idea what I should do? > > Regards, > Ian Take Super Grub Disk and boot your Solaris. I do not remember right now. I think it was Advanced -> Boot other oses -> OpenSolaris well... it is supposed to work with OpenSolaris not with Solaris. But try it anyway so that you can give me some feedback :) . (If you cannot boot Solaris with SGD, at this step you should boot with a solaris live cd do a chroot (I actually do not know if it exists in Solaris or not) and run the command... continue reading) Once in Solaris there's a command called install-grub (I do not know why but you cannot reinstall solaris's grub with root and setup you have to run the stupid install-grub command) (Maybe it is called another way). Once you recover the solaris's grub ... reinstall linux grub on the linux partition boot sector and then chainload from solaris's grub to this linux grub and you're done. adrian15 _______________________________________________ Bug-grub mailing list Bug-grub@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-grub
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