On Tue, 17 Jun 2003, Michael Gehm wrote:
> > unable to boot FreeBSD 5.x on a logical partition.
>
> FreeBSD needs basically a primary partition/slice
This didn't seem to be a problem with FreeBSD since grub's "root" command
was the one returning an error of finding an unknown filesystem. The
prob
> unable to boot FreeBSD 5.x on a logical partition.
FreeBSD needs basically a primary partition/slice
Greetings
Michael
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I appreciate Grub -- great utility. I am successfully booting Windows and
FreeBSD 5.x on primary partitions and Linux in a logical partition but am
unable to boot FreeBSD 5.x on a logical partition.
This works for FreeBSD on a primary partition:
root (hd0,3,a)
kernel /boot/loader
Doing this fail
