Hi to all! I have a similar problem with this configuration: sda1 : Ubuntu boot Partition sda2 : Ubuntu Encrypted root sda3 : Windows XP (other people have same problem with Vista) encrypted with Truecrypt. There's a bug report related to this problem here ( https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/grub2/+bug/484102 ) opened by another user.
With grub-legacy everything works well: It chainloads the XP Truecrypt boot manager from a dump file. Here's the old menu.lst. ------------------- menu.lst --------------------------- title Windows XP rootnoverify (hd0,2) makeactive chainloader (hd0,0)/truecrypt.mbr boot ------------------------------ ------------------------------ Now, all what I get from Truecrypt boot loader is this message: "TrueCrypt Boot Loader: Load damaged! Use Rescue Disk: Repair > Options > Restore Truecrypt Boot Loader" Here is my actual grub.cfg entry. -------------------- grub.cfg --------------------------- menuentry "Windows XP" { insmod chain set root=(hd0,3) parttool (hd0,3) boot+ chainloader (hd0,1)/truecrypt.mbr ------------------------------------------------------------- How did you succeed to make it boot? I mean, you find a way using drivemap to swap hd0 and hd1: is there a way to use drivemap for partitions? I suppose it's only for drives. Is there another workaround? I'll be glad to try it on my system to find the solution. Thanks in advance. Rob
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