I have Ubuntu 10.04 and 12.04 on the first hard drive of my desktop
machine. I thought I would try Fedora 17 so I installed it on the
second hard drive and had it boot from that drives MBR not wanting to
risk not being able to boot the other two. I thought Grubs os-prober
on the first drive would
On 04/07/12 11:16, Clive Woodfine wrote:
I have Ubuntu 10.04 and 12.04 on the first hard drive of my desktop
machine. I thought I would try Fedora 17 so I installed it on the
second hard drive and had it boot from that drives MBR not wanting to
risk not being able to boot the other two. I
I had a problem where grub2 on Ubuntu woudln't find Centos installed on a
separate partition. It turned out that Centos used LVM for its disks, but I
hadn't used that on Ubuntu. As soon as I installed the LVM libraries on the
Ubuntu (apt-get install liblvm2app, as far as I can remember),
