FW: Help! grub can't find my kernel. (update)

I removed the initrd line from the DEBUGGING Kernel and now get the error: invalid or unsupported executable format. I'm going to try compiling as a zImage as opposed to a bzImage and see if that makes any difference. Let me know if anyone has any thoughts. Thanks! -Original Message-

[grub #3] Grub reboots instead of boots

Reporter: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Summary: Grub reboots instead of boots Version: 0.93 binary distribution Type: software bug Message: FreeBSD 4.7 for i386. Adaptex 2930CU, Quantum Atlas10k2 drive. two other disks on the system, both IDE running windows ME (SCSI disk is hd2). BSD occuipies the

Help! grub can't find my kernel.

First off, if this is off list topic and this list is strictly for bugs in the grub code, I'd like to apologize in advance. I've had some trouble finding a solution by the standard means of scouring www resources, reading man info pages and looking at usenet resources. If there is a more

Compiling a multi-boot kernel.

Well, I found the program mbchk and it told me that do not have multi-boot headers in my standard built kernel. According to the documentation that I've found out in the wild (http://www.openbg.net/sto/os/xml/grub.html#multiboot) -- which is pretty much it. I have to add some code that they post

Re: [Bug-grub] Compiling a multi-boot kernel.

Are you trying to recompile a kernel for linux. If so ignore the multiboot stuff. You just want something like this: title Debian GNU/Linux, kernel 2.4.20-rc2 root(hd0,0) kernel /boot/vmlinuz-2.4.20-rc2 root=/dev/hda1 ro in your grub.conf or