Thanks, I didn't realize it was that simple.
I just linked stage1 directly to stage2, however the machine still hangs.
Now on boot I only see the string "GRUB" with a flashing cursor after it.
The machine will only respond to a ctrl-alt-del to restart it.
I figured I'd try installing it again wit
To answer your question, no, we are not umounting before installing
grub, and yes, we are syncing after installing grub.
Here is the process that we are following to install grub.
It used to be a lot simpler, but we keep adding changes in an attempt to
resolve the problem we are seeing with th
adrian15 wrote:
> J.Bakshi wrote:
>
>> I am talking about the menu displayed by menu.lst How can I resize
>> and repositioned that menu ?
>
> Ah, it's not a triangle but a rectangle.
>
> You should edit source code for doing this. If you are prepared to
> edit source code I might give you some clue
J.Bakshi wrote:
I am talking about the menu displayed by menu.lst
How can I resize and repositioned that menu ?
Ah, it's not a triangle but a rectangle.
You should edit source code for doing this. If you are prepared to edit
source code I might give you some clues on how to do that.
adrian
adrian15 wrote:
> J.Bakshi wrote:
>
>> How can I resize and repositioned the menu triangle shown in GUI
>> interface of GRUB ?
>
>
> menu triangle?
>
> Are you talking about any GRUB editor in gnome or the boot menu when
> you first boot your computer?
I am talking about the menu displayed by menu
J.Bakshi wrote:
How can I resize and repositioned the menu triangle shown in GUI
interface of GRUB ?
menu triangle?
Are you talking about any GRUB editor in gnome or the boot menu when you
first boot your computer?
Which GRUB are you using? Is it patched with splashimage or gfxboot
suppo
Dear list,
I am using GRUB-0.97
How can I resize and repositioned the menu triangle shown in GUI
interface of GRUB ?
"viweport' command is not available in 0.97 !!
So what may be the alternative ?
Kindly suggest, thanks
--
~~
Joydeep Bakshi, Linux System A
adrian15 wrote:
> J.Bakshi wrote:
>> Dear Adrian and Benoît,
>>
>> FINALLY the SUCESS... :-)
>>
>> I have reinstalled the GRUB once more in the microsd card of motorola
>> L7i &
>> this time qemu succesfully boot the GRUB from my phone.
>>
>> This can't be possible with out all your he
J.Bakshi wrote:
Dear Adrian and Benoît,
FINALLY the SUCESS... :-)
I have reinstalled the GRUB once more in the microsd card of motorola L7i &
this time qemu succesfully boot the GRUB from my phone.
This can't be possible with out all your help.
many many thanks.
So qemu is bootin
J.Bakshi wrote:
Here are the details
1> I executed cfdisk as "cfdisk /dev/sda"
and make /dev/sda1 non-bootable.
then try to boot using qemu and it gives error
FATAL INIT 18 BOOT FAILURE
`
2> Then I again executed cfdisk and
Dear Adrian and Benoît,
FINALLY the SUCESS... :-)
I have reinstalled the GRUB once more in the microsd card of motorola L7i &
this time qemu succesfully boot the GRUB from my phone.
This can't be possible with out all your help.
many many thanks.
So qemu is booting the microsd but
adrian15 wrote:
> J.Bakshi wrote:
>> OK Adrian and Benoît,
>>
>> this time one more success.
>> As Adrian asked ; I have executed qemu from root. And this time I don't
>> need /dev/sda1 because qemu
>> opens with /dev/sda
>>
>> But again it shows the same error
>>
>> ~~~```
>>
J.Bakshi wrote:
OK Adrian and Benoît,
this time one more success.
As Adrian asked ; I have executed qemu from root. And this time I don't
need /dev/sda1 because qemu
opens with /dev/sda
But again it shows the same error
~~~```
Booting from Hard Disk
Non -system Disk
adrian15 wrote:
> Benoit Donnette wrote:
>>> rather than /dev/sda I have tried with /dev/sda1 that is the fat16
>>> partition.
>>>
>>> qemu -boot c -hda /dev/sda1
>>>
>>> and qemu opens the screen :-)
>>> but with the error
>> Well, bear in mind that mobile phones usually implement parts of the
>>
Benoit Donnette wrote:
rather than /dev/sda I have tried with /dev/sda1 that is the fat16
partition.
qemu -boot c -hda /dev/sda1
and qemu opens the screen :-)
but with the error
Well, bear in mind that mobile phones usually implement parts of the Mass
storage standard (a good deal of it) and
>
> Hello Adrian,
>
> a little success.
>
> rather than /dev/sda I have tried with /dev/sda1 that is the fat16
> partition.
>
> emu -boot c -hda /dev/sda1
>
> and qemu opens the screen :-)
> but with the error
>
> ~~~```
> Booting from Hard Disk
>
> Non -system Disk or Disk
J.Bakshi wrote:
Hi Adrian,
yesterday I tested as you suggest. In my linux system the microsd has
been detected as /dev/sda
So I did " qemu -boot c -hda /dev/sda " and it replied back
"could not open hard disk image /dev/sda"
Run it as root which usually has all the permissions to access /dev/
Michael L. Gualtieri wrote:
Thanks, adrian15! Your info was able to help me drill down farther to
the error.
You're welcome.
It looks like grub is hanging on this line of the source:
file: stage2/bios.c
line: err = biosdisk_int13_extensions ((read + 0x42) << 8, drive, &dap);
Ok.
biosdisk_i
Tracy Kirk wrote:
We are not sure why or how the stage2 file is getting corrupt, but we
are able to install grub and reboot sometimes 50-100 times before we see
the problem creep up again.
You might that this is an stupid question but I should ask you.
Do you umount the usb disk before instal
J.Bakshi wrote:
> adrian15 wrote:
>
>> J.Bakshi wrote:
>>
>>> Dear All,
>>>
>>> I have tried to install GRUB 0.97 in the microSD card of motorola L7i
>>> mobile.
>>> GRUB has detected the microSD of motorola L7i as (hd1) and the fat16
>>> partition of that card as (hd1,0)
>>> I have execute
J.Bakshi wrote:
> adrian15 wrote:
>
>> J.Bakshi wrote:
>>
>>> Dear All,
>>>
>>> I have tried to install GRUB 0.97 in the microSD card of motorola L7i
>>> mobile.
>>> GRUB has detected the microSD of motorola L7i as (hd1) and the fat16
>>> partition of that card as (hd1,0)
>>> I have execute
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