[Bug 313000] Re: UUID causes error when chainloading

2010-12-30 Thread Launchpad Bug Tracker
[Expired for grub (Ubuntu) because there has been no activity for 60
days.]

** Changed in: grub (Ubuntu)
   Status: Incomplete = Expired

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[Bug 313000] Re: UUID causes error when chainloading

2010-10-28 Thread Phillip Susi
Can you try using grub2, which is now the default in 10.04 and later?


** Changed in: grub (Ubuntu)
   Status: New = Incomplete

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[Bug 313000] Re: UUID causes error when chainloading

2009-01-01 Thread TestDriveLinux
** Description changed:

  Binary package hint: grub
  
  
  Using GRUB (version 0.97-29ubuntu45) from Intrepid I coming across a 
reproducible problem with chainloading and UUID.
  
  I'm using a bootable CD using the stage2_eltorito from the GRUB package.
  I also have a USB drive with a bootable VFAT partition.
  
- Entering the commands below manually loads the partition on the USB
- without fault:
+ Entering the commands below manually return the following responses:
+ 
+  uuid
+ (hd0,0) vfat   48a7-0e98
+ (hd0,1) vfat   4935-c5b8
+ 
+  uuid=4935-c5b8
+ Boot from (hd0,1) vfat  4935-c5b8
+ 
+ Power cycling the computer and entering the commands below:
  
  root (hd0,1)
  chainloader +1
  boot
  
- If I power cycle the computer and replace the 'root (hd0,1)' line with
- 'uuid=4935-c5b8' above the following is returned:
+ loads the partition on the USB without fault.
+ 
+ However If I power cycle the computer and replace the 'root (hd0,1)'
+ line with 'uuid=4935-c5b8' above the following is returned:
  
  Starting up ...
  Boot error
  
  Hitting the return key continues to load the partition on the USB
  without fault.
  
- Why does GRUB respond with Boot error using the UUID command instead
- of root?
+ Why does GRUB respond with Boot error when using the UUID command
+ instead of the root command?

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