grub-setup fails to acess lvm

I will provide the info , then the section I couldnt get past: 1. # cat device.map (hd0) /dev/hda (hd1) /dev/hdb (hd2) /dev/hdc (hd3) /dev/sda (hd4) /dev/sdb 2. (chroot) kurbin grub # lvdisplay File descriptor 6 left open --- Logical volume --- LV Name/dev/vg/RaidRoo

Re: grub2 sci-fi, the usb problem and the solution

Hi adrian15, Thanks for the nice Sci-fi :-) This is regarding the shift of BIOS drive numbers when we have a USB pendrive on the PC. --- adrian15 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > My solution for grub legacy is more or less (I need some advice if you > do not mind) this one: > > 1) Add a "preproces

grub2 sci-fi, the usb problem and the solution

Science fiction part... It is the 28th February 2009 and grub2 is stable enough and used on all main linux distributions, as always Debian Stable uses grub legacy. The MDP* success has made that no one uses cdrom anymore and floppies are a museum piece. a

grub2 and booting from LVM - possible?

According to grub wiki, "Installing GRUB while /boot is on RAID and/or LVM should be straightforward"[1]. However, I installed the latest version from cvs, but I'm having a hard time trying to get grub2 to work, when the whole system (including /boot) is on LVM-2, which is on RAID-1. Any clu