Dnia 2012-10-04, o godz. 10:28:52
Bruce Dubbs bruce.du...@gmail.com napisał(a):
Chapter 6 installs the files in /usr/lib/grub.
And doesn't create /boot/grub directory
Maybe
6.47.2. Contents of GRUB
Installed directories: ( ... ) /boot/grub
should be removed?
You don't install the
Tomasz Sekściński wrote:
Dnia 2012-10-04, o godz. 10:28:52
Bruce Dubbs bruce.du...@gmail.com napisał(a):
Chapter 6 installs the files in /usr/lib/grub.
And doesn't create /boot/grub directory
Maybe
6.47.2. Contents of GRUB
Installed directories: ( ... ) /boot/grub
should be
Dnia 2012-10-25, czw o godzinie 10:36 -0500, Bruce Dubbs pisze:
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So should I create /boot/grub manually in this chapter? And
put in it only one file - grub.conf?
Actually /boot/grub is created as a part of 'grub-install /dev/sda' in
section 8.4.3 if it doesn't already exist. I can add
I just installed grub (section 6.47) and when I went to verify that it
installed everything it should have, I noticed that I do not have a directory
grub directory in my boot folder. I copied everything out of the book so i know
that I just didn't mistype something. I even removed everything it
onewie...@comcast.net wrote:
I just installed grub (section 6.47) and when I went to verify that
it installed everything it should have, I noticed that I do not have
a directory grub directory in my boot folder. I copied everything out
of the book so i know that I just didn't mistype
1) grub's kernel/linux line, the root=/dev/[is_incorrect] parameter
2) fstab's: [is_incorrect] / root line
Kernel may panic if it can't find its system in (1)
Kernel may find (1), but (2) is wrong
(1) and (2) can even be different if the kernel can use it.
okay is there any other 64 bit boot
On 11/25/09, su.sinnes wrote:
is there anything i can do?
We've all been down this road before ... whatever we do, grub doesn't
seem to work ...
You have gotten grub to load a kernel ... that is getting close.
The key marked PrtScr SysRq can stop the display from scrolling
while booting --
The key marked PrtScr SysRq can stop the display from scrolling
while booting -- you have to be quick.
/ CTRL-Q resume scolling
Can you get with pencil and paper the messages that happen just
before the panic.
it did not work i think it's because im on a laptop and i need to hold
down the fn
2009/11/25 su.sinnes su.sin...@mail.com:
1) grub's kernel/linux line, the root=/dev/[is_incorrect] parameter
2) fstab's: [is_incorrect] / root line
Kernel may panic if it can't find its system in (1)
Kernel may find (1), but (2) is wrong
(1) and (2) can even be different if the kernel can
On 11/25/09, su.sinnes wrote:
The key marked PrtScr SysRq can stop the display from scrolling
it did not work i think it's because im on a laptop and i need to hold
down the fn key to use prt sc and sysrq, and it is not supported.
neither did ctrl + s
OOPS, I might have typed before I had my
Ken Moffat wrote:
Earlier, I think you said you were using vmware ?
This is probably the key to the problem - I'm guessing
it needs a specific disk driver, and perhaps that is
not part of the linux kernel (because vmware is a
proprietary product). Maybe there is a vmware
support list or
On 11/23/09, su.sinnes su.sin...@mail.com wrote:
Hi im stuck with grub, as soon as i restart i get into the grub shell
I reserve the right to be wrong, but ...
While you can't compile the old grub under 64bit, you could still use
the old grub ... can't you?
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What is the brand and model of the motherboard you are trying to use to
boot this LFS system?
It's rare but occasionally you need to compile some less than obvious
drivers into the kernel to make the system boot properly.
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su.sinnes wrote:
What is the brand and model of the motherboard you are trying to use
to
boot this LFS system?
I am using vmware
Which file system are you using?
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Which file system are you using?
/dev/sda1 on /mnt/lfs type ext3 (rw)
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su.sinnes wrote:
I put an * on everything with, SATA, and all filesystems, and a lot of
other things for this recompilation.
and i changed file under /boot/grub/device.map
(hd0) /dev/sda
to
(sd0) /dev/sda
then ran grub-mkconfig -o /boot/boot/grub/grub.cfg
again.
do you think its
On 11/24/09, Bruce Dubbs wrote:
If you are getting a kernel panic, it's not grub. Grub did it's job and
loaded the kernel, then the kernel had a problem.
Agree.
But, there are 2 places that cause kernel panic:
1) grub's kernel/linux line, the root=/dev/[is_incorrect] parameter
2) fstab's:
On Monday 23 November 2009 21:27:37 su.sinnes wrote:
Hi im stuck with grub, as soon as i restart i get into the grub shell
and when i type boot it says no loaded kernel.
but if i do:
1) made a file under /boot/grub/device.map as Bruce
(hd0) /dev/sda
2) grub-install --root-directory=/boot/
This is really maddening because I'm so close to finishing, I'm on
section 8.4 of lfs 6.3, Making the LFS System Bootable and when I
use grub it gives me Error 21: Selected disk does not exist. The
host distribution is Ubuntu 7.10 and since I'm new to this I haven't
deviated from the book.
Sorry for being unclear, this error is occurring when I use the root
(hd1,3) command in section 8.4 to make the system bootable. I am
aware of the different naming scheme, lfs is on partition sdb4 which
(I think) corresponds to hd1,3, although I don't think that is the
problem because I get the
Sorry for being unclear, this error is occurring when I use the root
(hd1,3) command in section 8.4 to make the system bootable. I am
aware of the different naming scheme, lfs is on partition sdb4 which
(I think) corresponds to hd1,3, although I don't think that is the
problem because I get the
On Thu, 2008-03-13 at 10:46 -0700, Ben Feinberg wrote:
Sorry for being unclear, this error is occurring when I use the root
(hd1,3) command in section 8.4 to make the system bootable. I am
aware of the different naming scheme, lfs is on partition sdb4 which
(I think) corresponds to hd1,3,
This is really maddening because I'm so close to finishing, I'm on
section 8.4 of lfs 6.3, Making the LFS System Bootable and when I
use grub it gives me Error 21: Selected disk does not exist. The
host distribution is Ubuntu 7.10 and since I'm new to this I haven't
deviated from the book.
Hey all,
Finally finished my shiny new linux system, ran great, then went and
wanted to install Win2Kpro on the third partition on my harddisk (1st is
LFS, 2nd swap, 3rd Win2k). I put windows on and miraculously it treats
my system like its the only OS on it. No big deal I think and put in
the
simply follow the chapter 8 instructions on making grub install
itself
back into the MBR I type in root(hd0,0) and it replys:
Error 21: Selected disk does not exist
So I just type in root to find out what does exist and it replys:
(fd0): Filesystem type unknown, partition type 0x0
if
Ellis Wilson wrote:
Hey all,
Finally finished my shiny new linux system, ran great, then went and
wanted to install Win2Kpro on the third partition on my harddisk (1st is
LFS, 2nd swap, 3rd Win2k). I put windows on and miraculously it treats
my system like its the only OS on it. No big deal I
Thanks worked perfect :D
- Original Message -
From: Chris Staub [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Monday, February 27, 2006 11:22 pm
Subject: Re: GRUB problem
Ellis Wilson wrote:
Hey all,
Finally finished my shiny new linux system, ran great, then went and
wanted to install Win2Kpro
Thanks a lot your tips worked perfect my linux system is up and running
again and grub is fine. Take care and thanks again.
- Original Message -
From: Josh [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Monday, February 27, 2006 11:06 pm
Subject: Re: GRUB problem
simply follow the chapter 8 instructions
On 2/27/06, Ellis Wilson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey all,
Finally finished my shiny new linux system, ran great, then went and
wanted to install Win2Kpro on the third partition on my harddisk (1st is
LFS, 2nd swap, 3rd Win2k).
Yes, thanks to Microsoft for assuming that everyone wants their
David J. Hong wrote:
I successfully installed grub in section 6.45 and run grub shell in
section 8.4, following error appears:
grub root (hd0,7)
Error 21: Selected disk does not exist
snip
When you are entering the grub shell in section 8.4 have you made sure
that you have re-entered your
I successfully installed grub in section 6.45 and run grub shell in
section 8.4, following error appears:
grub root (hd0,7)
Error 21: Selected disk does not exist
grub
(hd0,7) is equivalent to hda8 (ext2), the partition that I used for
LFS. In section 6.45, I copied stage{1,2} and
I recently received a new DELL Precision 370 with a Intel 82801RF/FRW
STAT controller (rev 03). I built lfs using a 2.6.10 kernel initially
but the ata_piix kernel module wouldn't recognize that there were drives
attached to the SATA controller. After a bit of reading, I found that
this new rev
Please accept my apologies as I was also writing at the end of a long
day...my hard drive is not configured as I indicated but like this:
/dev/hda1 = /boot
/dev/hda2 = swa;
/dev/hda3 = /
The first menu.lst entry works as is:
title LFS 6.0
root (hd0,2)
kernel /boot/lfskernel-2.6.8.1
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