Hi, > grub> ls > (ata0) (ata0,1) (ata0,2) (ata0,3) > > As you see, only ata0 is shown, which is the target laptop's harddrive. > The PCMCIA slot or the card in it isn't shown!
The problem is that grub2 would need a driver for the PCMCIA host controller - that would enable the PCMCIA CF-card to be seen by the ata driver (AFAIK). I'm thinking that you have 3 options: - boy a laptop IDE<->CF adapter and put the CF card to where the laptop's main hard disk is (install grub2 on the CF) - use linux+kexec (as already said) - or wait for somebody to write (or write it yourself) a PCMCIA subsystem for grub2 _______________________________________________ Grub-devel mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/grub-devel
