I installed a IDE drive to a system that boots from a SCSI disk. This
causes GRUB to increment all SCSI disk numbers. Not exactly a bug, but I
think GRUB should have seperate nomenclature for IDE/SCSI. (For example,
in IRIX a disk is pci(0)scsi(0)disk(1)rdisk(0)partition(0))
The 'detailed'
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Joe Krahn) writes:
I installed a IDE drive to a system that boots from a SCSI disk. This
causes GRUB to increment all SCSI disk numbers. Not exactly a bug, but I
think GRUB should have seperate nomenclature for IDE/SCSI. (For example,
in IRIX a disk is
I want to add to this mail .
... your bios has probably an option which says SCSI drives are first,
and using the GRUB shell, it is useful and in some cases necessary to
define a device map file. I have the same config, booting from SCSI
and using additional an IDE disk.
My device map is
- Forwarded message from Laurent Bonnaud [EMAIL PROTECTED] -
- I also tried passing the root= option as an hex value. I used:
title Debian GNU/Linux, kernel 2.4.12-686
root(hd0,0)
kernel /boot/vmlinuz-2.4.12-686 root=0x4801 ro
initrd
I currently have windows XP home edition installed
on my 19 gig hard drive IDE type. I want to partition a second drive
6 gig to use for linux redhat 7.2. I read that I shouldn't do a multi boot
option with NTFS windows XP. I am going to use partition magic 7.0 version
to setup the second
sorry here is a link to the original mail and followups:
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=111315repeatmerged=yes
On Wed, Nov 14, 2001 at 09:01:57PM -0600, Gordon Matzigkeit wrote:
Maybe try that, but I can't say that I know what your problem is.
msg04606/pgp0.pgp
Jason == Jason Thomas [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Jason sorry here is a link to the original mail and followups:
Jason http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=111315repeatmerged=yes
Well, as he said and as I've seen, it works with 2.2 but not with some
or all 2.4. Does grub do
Some time ago Paul Hedderly sent the following:
I have a problem here.
I'm using a net enabled network card to boot PCs
using grub, to fetch a kernel
from a tftp server and boot with an NFS mount (for
installations).
The problem is, grub can do DHCP just fine!
The kernel can't. I don't know
