Am 02. Mai, 2008 schwätzte Richard Daggett so:
I have had this in the pass and re-installing grub fixed it.
Reinstalling grub isn't fixing it. That's why I want to know what part of
grub is failing during the boot, so I can debug that step.
ciao,
der.hans
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Apparently repeating it's name is how GRUB Stage 1 tells you it's trying to
find it's brain (Stage 2), and can't.
According to the Gentoo Grub Error Guide, this is possibly either a BIOS disk
detection issue or a reinstallation issue:
I looked into this a bit further, and it seems to be a
The Franklin CDU-680 is a USB device that has a built-in flash drive
containing network managers for winblows, OS-X, *AND LINUX*!
To date it is still the only one that has official Linux compatibility.
*HOWEVER* you must apparently initialize it (use it for the first time)
in a winblows or OS-X
I am using the U727 Novatel usb device and an online review I read
mentioned it had linux support through sprint as well. There is an
online guide for it at the sprint website, but I have not gotten very
far in testing it's capabilities. It has a microSD slot so that it can
operate like a flash
