I'm delving into GRUB bughunting now.
GRUB 0.96 is apparently sensitive to the order in which device xxx
commands are entered. Sounds horrid, aye...
Ie. typing:
grub device (hd0) /dev/xxx
grub device (hd0,5) /dev/yyy
Is a completely different thing to typing:
grub device (hd0,5) /dev/yyy
grub
grub device (hd0) /dev/mapper/hpt37x_ehgjaggaf
grub device (hd0,5) /dev/mapper/hpt37x_ehgjaggaf6
grub root (hd0,5)/boot
Attempt to open drive 0x80 (/dev/mapper/hpt37x_ehgjaggaf6)
Error 5: Partition table invalid or corrupt
grub root (hd0,5)/boot
Attempt to open drive 0x80
Chris Nicola wrote:
Yes I am having the exact same problem. I am actually just going to try
and lower version of grub for now but I will try this patch if that
still happens.
Just did this:
==
grub device (hd0) /dev/mapper/hpt37x_ehgjaggaf
grub root (hd0,5)/boot
Filesystem type is
Follow-up Comment #4, bugs #8525 (project grub):
The problem was not resolved in pxe.096
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Summary: First boot OK, second time system hangs
Project: GNU GRUB
Submitted by: None
Submitted on: Mon 21.03.2005 um 16:06
Category: Booting
Follow-up Comment #5, bugs #8525 (project grub):
sorry - grub0.96
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Molle Bestefich schrieb:
Chris Nicola wrote:
Yes I am having the exact same problem. I am actually just going to try
and lower version of grub for now but I will try this patch if that
still happens.
Just did this:
==
grub device (hd0) /dev/mapper/hpt37x_ehgjaggaf
grub root
Chris Nicola wrote:
Yes I am having the exact same problem. I am actually just going to try
and lower version of grub for now but I will try this patch if that
still happens.
Just did this:
==
grub device (hd0) /dev/mapper/hpt37x_ehgjaggaf
grub root (hd0,5)/boot
Filesystem type is
Molle == Molle Bestefich [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Molle What am I doing wrong?
There are two types of access to a drive, physical and logical.
A non-raid system involves a physical access to get a disk block
and a logical access to interpret the block as a part of a
filesystem, e.g.
Hi,
I've done a default installation of the GRUB loader in connection with
installing Fedora Core 3. It worked fine.
I then changed the configuration of my machine a bit, removing one
HDD, so that the FC3 installation and its /boot/grub directory were
no longer on /dev/sdd1, but on
grub-install --recheck
On Tue, Mar 22, 2005 at 12:22:57PM +0900, Dennis McMurchy wrote:
Hi,
I've done a default installation of the GRUB loader in connection with
installing Fedora Core 3. It worked fine.
I then changed the configuration of my machine a bit, removing one
HDD, so
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