Hi,
I get garbage displayed as soon as either the MBR or stage 1 is loaded,
and the machine crashes. I've just installed two brand new Western
Digital WD3200YS disk in a (debian) RAID-1 configuration. I have an
Intel PERL 2.8GHz motherboard.
I'm currently booting from a grub floppy until I can
Hi Ian,
just a try: I extracted the MBR from a pure Solaris Grub-machine
and attached it. It is extracted with
dd if=/dev/dsk/c0d0p0 of=MBR.bin bs=446 count=1
Put it somewhere, where Fedora's grub can find it and
try a
chainloader (hd?,?)/.../MBR.bin
boot
from
Hello,
I want to note something, which caused me a lot of frustration
untill I found it out (so I hope this will prevent
frustration from others):
FC6 x86_64 does not support ufs mounting as it is.
On the other hand, FC6 i386 does support ufs mounting as it is.
Thtere is a patch to the default
On Mon, Nov 06, 2006 at 11:12:27AM +0200, Thomas Andrews wrote:
I get garbage displayed as soon as either the MBR or stage 1 is loaded,
and the machine crashes. I've just installed two brand new Western
Digital WD3200YS disk in a (debian) RAID-1 configuration. I have an
Intel PERL 2.8GHz
On Mon, Nov 06, 2006 at 11:12:27AM +0200, Thomas Andrews wrote:
I get garbage displayed as soon as either the MBR or stage 1 is loaded,
and the machine crashes. I've just installed two brand new Western
Digital WD3200YS disk in a (debian) RAID-1 configuration. I have an
Intel PERL 2.8GHz
Thomas Andrews wrote:
On Mon, Nov 06, 2006 at 11:12:27AM +0200, Thomas Andrews wrote:
I get garbage displayed as soon as either the MBR or stage 1 is loaded,
and the machine crashes. I've just installed two brand new Western
Digital WD3200YS disk in a (debian) RAID-1 configuration. I have an
On Mon, Nov 06, 2006 at 07:41:39PM +0200, Vesa J??skel?inen wrote:
Thomas Andrews wrote:
I get garbage displayed as soon as either the MBR or stage 1 is loaded,
and the machine crashes. I've just installed two brand new Western
Digital WD3200YS disk in a (debian) RAID-1 configuration. I
Hi, I develop an OS, Visopsys (http://visopsys.org), which couldn't
seem to boot from the second HD with GRUB. Normally it works fine as
a simple chainload like Windows.
It took me a while to figure this out, but GRUB 0.97 (Fedora FC5)
seems to be passing the wrong value in the SI register --
Hi Ian,
just a try: I extracted the MBR from a pure Solaris Grub-machine
and attached it. It is extracted with=20
dd if=3D/dev/dsk/c0d0p0 of=3DMBR.bin bs=3D446 count=3D1
Put it somewhere, where Fedora's grub can find it and
try a=20
chainloader (hd?,?)/.../MBR.bin
