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> i dont know what you mean when you tell me to install grub on (hd0,1) since i
> have already the grub installed on (hd0,1) i did
> during the installation
Forget flexter! I should take more attention to your prior message. Excuse,
please.
You are right! for more confortable boot, only one boo
Thanks Valerio, i dont know what you mean when you tell me to install
grub on (hd0,1) since i have already the grub installed on (hd0,1) i did
during the installation, and now when I boot my computer the WinXp runs
directly without appearing any menu, unless that i use a supergrub disk
and then cho
Congratulations!
If you want to try installing Grub in bootsector of /dev/hda2, run grub
from a terminal and take a look below:
- typical grub session
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sudo grub
$ password:
I have got it, feisty fawn is working properly now, finally i installed
the grub on (hd0,1), that is on /dev/hda2 (typing (/dev/hda2) on
advanced options of install didn't work). So i didnt need to install
feisty in the primary partition i did in the second partition of the
first hard disk (/dev/hd
> So you typed (/dev/hda1), instead of (hd0) in the advanced options during
> intall? I dont understand that point.
- I have type (hd0,0), but /dev/hda1 also should work. This will install Grub
in bootsector of /dev/hda1.
But remember, in this case you must have another boot manager installed. I
I think, i am understanding little bit, so i should install feisty on
/dev/hda1 not on /dev/hda2 because that causes the problem, but i dont
know how to install the grub in a specific partition, because i though
that just it could be installed on MBR and not on a partition.
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Hi Valerio, thanks for the comments,
So you typed (/dev/hda1), instead of (hd0) in the advanced options
during intall? I dont understand that point.
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Right flexter. I'm running Ubuntu Feisty Fawn just now.
I don't know if the installation of grub in the bootsector of the partition of
Feisty really helped to get the system boot.
I'ii explain what I did, since the firts installation attemp of Feisty:
My fdisk output:
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Disco /dev/hd
So you installed the grup on that partition and it did work. I haven't
tryed yet, but i have some doubts about it. I dont know if i can keep
the win xp aswell. Could you?
By the way i tried the hack on page 2 of the other thread and it didnt
work. It seemed that i did something wrong.
Regards
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> Yes, i've read it, as i started it logged in as kalimotxo ;). And i've
tried and works but it's not a real solution since you have to do that >
>.workaround everytime you boot your pc. Have you tried it?
Have you tried the hack on page 2 of the thread ?
Yes, i've read it, as i started it logged in as kalimotxo ;). And i've
tried and works but it's not a real solution since you have to do that
workaround everytime you boot your pc. Have you tried it?
In this report there is more information, the status of the bug is
confirmed also, and think that
Thanks Flexter.
This is the same I have see at:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=414903&highlight=ALERT%21+%2Fdev%2Fdisk
%2Fby-uuid%2F
Have you tried this workaround ?
I have reinstalled my system and would try this workaround, but for
other reason I could boot Feisty on my computer with
Hi Valerio,
Have a look at this:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=2525534#post2525534
Try this from the initframs prompt:
modprobe ide-disk
modprobe ide-generic
mount -t ext3 /dev/hda1 /root
mkdir -p /dev/disk/by-uuid
ln -s /dev/hda1 /dev/disk/by-uuid/x-x-- (replace with
I found other people with similar problems:
https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/4147
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=414903&highlight=ALERT%21+%2Fdev%2Fdisk%2Fby-uuid%2F
( have an workaround )
This weekend I've trieed again to boot Ubuntu Feisty. The results:
1) My first ins
And the status of this bug remain "Unconfirmed".
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Hi,
I have the same problem on 3 machines - all have a SIS IDE controller.
This worked with Edgy. Booting feisty is impossible.
It seems that there is some race condition with the IDE modules, and
they crash when they are loaded.
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Thanks for answer!
My ATA controller is SIS. Is only ATA, I don't have SATA.
00:02.5 IDE interface: Silicon Integrated Systems [SiS] 5513 [IDE] (rev d0)
(prog-if 80 [Master])
Subsystem: ASUSTeK Computer Inc. Unknown device 807a
Control: I/O+ Mem+ BusMaster+ SpecCycle- MemWINV- VG
as /dev/ is filled by udev. and as udev apparently fails to load a
module, I would bet it is a useful one to access your drives. Failing to
load it prevents the boot.
What is your ATA controller ?
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Yo
No answers ?
No perspective for solutions ?
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First, please excuse my bad english
I have exactly the same problem described above.
Ubuntu 7.04 (final) installed via "Desktop cd" on /dev/hda8
Also tried with "Alternate cd" but computer won't boot.
My computer don't have a SATA controller.
Procedure for repeating the problem:
1) Power
Thanks Olivier,
No, i don't have it wrong, simply i havent it, i have been checking on
my system directories (/dev) and none of my partitions seem to appear
aswell. /dev/disk doesn't exist in the dev directory, another
directories in dev that would have to be there, aren´t aswell. During
the insta
Grub now uses UUID to boot. Could it have it wrong ?
be sure that your grub line read root=UUID=XX, with the correct
UUID, which you can get from a the livecd.
good luck
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