This bug happens to me with only one hard drive without any other OS. So
it isn't a problem with partitions or the drive being external. At
least, that's not the case for me. The drive just is not found by grub,
even when the MBR points exactly to it.
I do think it has something to do with my Jmic
I reproduced this bug in Intrepid (Linux Mint) as well. This bug has
indeed never been fixed, nor do any of the posted options in this thread
work for me.
I sincerely hope that someone will find a cure for this. Because I have
to go back to Windows, which is far from perfect, but does work.
--
G
Confirm the bug; receiving the same message after the recent update (of
HAL itself I think...).
Is there anyway to downgrade to the previous version?
--
failed to initialize HAL at boot up
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/85592
You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu
I'm sorry alexnb185, but I'm not looking for supergrub, I'm looking for
a fix for this bug.
Does anyone have any information or is this project dead?
Thanks,
--
Grub - Error 21 returned
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/8978
You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu
Bu
I can confirm the bug; clean install on single HDD, ECS P965T-A mboard
with dual core, only ubuntu returns error 21.
Got RAID disabled in BIOS, to no avail. I want to note that this MIGHT
have something to do with my JMicron controller, which offers plenty of
bugs as well.
I would love to see thi
I'm sorry alexnb185, but I'm not looking for supergrub, I'm looking for
a fix for this bug.
Does anyone have any information or is this project dead?
Thanks,
--
Grub - Error 21 returned
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/8978
You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu
Bu
Confirm the bug; receiving the same message after the recent update (of
HAL itself I think...).
Is there anyway to downgrade to the previous version?
--
failed to initialize HAL at boot up
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/85592
You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu
This bug happens to me with only one hard drive without any other OS. So
it isn't a problem with partitions or the drive being external. At
least, that's not the case for me. The drive just is not found by grub,
even when the MBR points exactly to it.
I do think it has something to do with my Jmic
I reproduced this bug in Intrepid (Linux Mint) as well. This bug has
indeed never been fixed, nor do any of the posted options in this thread
work for me.
I sincerely hope that someone will find a cure for this. Because I have
to go back to Windows, which is far from perfect, but does work.
--
G
I reproduced this bug in Intrepid (Linux Mint) as well. This bug has
indeed never been fixed, nor do any of the posted options in this thread
work for me.
I sincerely hope that someone will find a cure for this. Because I have
to go back to Windows, which is far from perfect, but does work.
--
G
This bug happens to me with only one hard drive without any other OS. So
it isn't a problem with partitions or the drive being external. At
least, that's not the case for me. The drive just is not found by grub,
even when the MBR points exactly to it.
I do think it has something to do with my Jmic
I can confirm the bug; clean install on single HDD, ECS P965T-A mboard
with dual core, only ubuntu returns error 21.
Got RAID disabled in BIOS, to no avail. I want to note that this MIGHT
have something to do with my JMicron controller, which offers plenty of
bugs as well.
I would love to see thi
I'm sorry alexnb185, but I'm not looking for supergrub, I'm looking for
a fix for this bug.
Does anyone have any information or is this project dead?
Thanks,
--
Grub - Error 21 returned
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/8978
You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu
Bu
Confirm the bug; receiving the same message after the recent update (of
HAL itself I think...).
Is there anyway to downgrade to the previous version?
--
failed to initialize HAL at boot up
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/85592
You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu
I can confirm the bug; clean install on single HDD, ECS P965T-A mboard
with dual core, only ubuntu returns error 21.
Got RAID disabled in BIOS, to no avail. I want to note that this MIGHT
have something to do with my JMicron controller, which offers plenty of
bugs as well.
I would love to see thi
I'm sorry alexnb185, but I'm not looking for supergrub, I'm looking for
a fix for this bug.
Does anyone have any information or is this project dead?
Thanks,
--
Grub - Error 21 returned
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/8978
You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu
Bu
Confirm the bug; receiving the same message after the recent update (of
HAL itself I think...).
Is there anyway to downgrade to the previous version?
--
failed to initialize HAL at boot up
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/85592
You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu
I'm sorry alexnb185, but I'm not looking for supergrub, I'm looking for
a fix for this bug.
Does anyone have any information or is this project dead?
Thanks,
--
Grub - Error 21 returned
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/8978
You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu
Bu
Confirm the bug; receiving the same message after the recent update (of
HAL itself I think...).
Is there anyway to downgrade to the previous version?
--
failed to initialize HAL at boot up
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/85592
You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu
I can confirm the bug; clean install on single HDD, ECS P965T-A mboard
with dual core, only ubuntu returns error 21.
Got RAID disabled in BIOS, to no avail. I want to note that this MIGHT
have something to do with my JMicron controller, which offers plenty of
bugs as well.
I would love to see thi
This bug happens to me with only one hard drive without any other OS. So
it isn't a problem with partitions or the drive being external. At
least, that's not the case for me. The drive just is not found by grub,
even when the MBR points exactly to it.
I do think it has something to do with my Jmic
I reproduced this bug in Intrepid (Linux Mint) as well. This bug has
indeed never been fixed, nor do any of the posted options in this thread
work for me.
I sincerely hope that someone will find a cure for this. Because I have
to go back to Windows, which is far from perfect, but does work.
--
G
I can confirm the bug; clean install on single HDD, ECS P965T-A mboard
with dual core, only ubuntu returns error 21.
Got RAID disabled in BIOS, to no avail. I want to note that this MIGHT
have something to do with my JMicron controller, which offers plenty of
bugs as well.
I would love to see thi
This bug happens to me with only one hard drive without any other OS. So
it isn't a problem with partitions or the drive being external. At
least, that's not the case for me. The drive just is not found by grub,
even when the MBR points exactly to it.
I do think it has something to do with my Jmic
I reproduced this bug in Intrepid (Linux Mint) as well. This bug has
indeed never been fixed, nor do any of the posted options in this thread
work for me.
I sincerely hope that someone will find a cure for this. Because I have
to go back to Windows, which is far from perfect, but does work.
--
G
Confirm the bug; receiving the same message after the recent update (of
HAL itself I think...).
Is there anyway to downgrade to the previous version?
--
failed to initialize HAL at boot up
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/85592
You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu
I can confirm the bug; clean install on single HDD, ECS P965T-A mboard
with dual core, only ubuntu returns error 21.
Got RAID disabled in BIOS, to no avail. I want to note that this MIGHT
have something to do with my JMicron controller, which offers plenty of
bugs as well.
I would love to see thi
I'm sorry alexnb185, but I'm not looking for supergrub, I'm looking for
a fix for this bug.
Does anyone have any information or is this project dead?
Thanks,
--
Grub - Error 21 returned
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/8978
You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu
Bu
This bug happens to me with only one hard drive without any other OS. So
it isn't a problem with partitions or the drive being external. At
least, that's not the case for me. The drive just is not found by grub,
even when the MBR points exactly to it.
I do think it has something to do with my Jmic
I reproduced this bug in Intrepid (Linux Mint) as well. This bug has
indeed never been fixed, nor do any of the posted options in this thread
work for me.
I sincerely hope that someone will find a cure for this. Because I have
to go back to Windows, which is far from perfect, but does work.
--
G
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