> This one's to weird for me. > > System had OpenSolaris 125 and openSuSE installed so > GRUB looks like: > > OpenSolaris 125 > openSuSE > openSuSE Failsafe > > on boot up. > > Ok, fine. Use update Manager to upgrade to 126 and > GRUB looks like: > > OpenSolaris 125 > openSuSE > openSuSE Failsafe > OpenSolaris 126 > > I didn't like that so I re-ordered menu.lst to look > like: > > OpenSolaris 126 > OpenSolaris 125 > openSuSE > openSuSE Failsafe > > Ok, everything works fine. > > So, to free up space use beadm destroy to remove > build 125 since 126 is looking real nice. > > On reboot GRUB looks like: > > OpenSolaris 126 > openSuSE > > And that's it. It whacked the entries for 125 and > openSuSE Failsafe. > > No biggie. openSuSE boots just fine so I try 126 and > it won't boot up. > > So, install the Live CD and import rpool and copy > menu.lst.bak to menu.lst and reboot. > > So now GRUB once again looks like: > > OpenSolaris 126 > OpenSolaris 125 > openSuSE > openSuSE Failsafe > > Ok, fine. check beadm list and there is only one > entry for 126. > > Ok, vi /rpool/boot/grub/menu.lst and remove the 9 > lines for build 125. > > On reboot GRUB looks like: > > OpenSolaris 126 > openSuSE > openSuSE Failsafe > > which is what I wanted and openSuSE still boots fine. > OpenSolaris 126 fails again. So boot from Live CD > and fix again and then 126 boots just fine. > However, I still need the line for 125. If I > remove it then 126 won't boot. The only difference > between the two sets of 9 lines is on contains a 5 > and one contains a 6. > > How Come? Why can't I remove the entry for 125? > > Thanks in advance, > alan
Can you post the two grub menu.lst files - the one that works and the one that doesn't? Also, how are you removing the entry for build 125? Thanks Andrew. -- This message posted from opensolaris.org
