#1 worked for me :)
thanks
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Doing
sudo grub-install /dev/sda
made the problem go away for me. Since I don't really care where
grub is installed, I don't care that this presumably changes that,
I'm just glad my system boots now. (Now if only the keyboard
worked every time... but that's a different Karmic bug.)
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For me , It looks BIOS issue . Now I dont need to remove the search
line.
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I have Intel Atom Processor and I have installed the Ubuntu Karmic Kaola Alpha
4 into a SD Card. I also see this error. If I remove the search line in
grub menu command, it is working fine.
I am doing every time maunally. I dont know how to save this configuration .
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Right, let me try to be crystal clear.
You *do not* need to install GRUB to the MBR to avoid this bug. You *do*
need to install a newer version of GRUB to wherever you originally put
GRUB.
This bug occurs when people have an old GRUB image *somewhere* that
they're using to boot, but never update
installing karmic or any other version of grub to ALL mbrs is a stupid
and unacceptable solution . my test box has 6 drives MANY partitions and
at all times 4 to 6 different installs each with its own grub installed
to the appropriate mbr and I select from bios which mbr boots first to
control whic
I do not have any problem as per my post on 2009-07-16. The grub.cfg still has
the "--no-floppy" lines but it boots okay. This works even if that (Karmic)
boot/grub is not set to mbr as this was the case in mine. I had a dedicated
'first grub' (on grub2) which boots to the Karmic grub config. I
This has stopped happening for me now. Even after reinstalling jaunty.
On Sun, Aug 16, 2009 at 9:29 PM, Dan Kegel wrote:
> Still happening for me. Goh Lip, is it really resolved, or did you
> apply one of the workarounds?
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Still happening for me. Goh Lip, is it really resolved, or did you
apply one of the workarounds?
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Yes, it still has the "--no-floppy" in grub.cfg. But it is boots okay now even
with this.
Sorry I didn't make this clearer. Also converted my '1st grub' partition and
my Hardy from grub legacy to grub2.
All works fine. Interesting though, Hardy grub2 does not contain the
"--no-floppy" lines, an
>But not to an MBR, and that's the only options I got from the original
update. I have grub installed to sdb5 and GAG >managed my multiple OS
issues.
Then just run grub-install --force /dev/sdb5
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Problem is resolved in update of 16 Jul. Thanks guys.
I'll go convert my Hardy and my dedicated grub partition now to grub2.
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But not to an MBR, and that's the only options I got from the original
update. I have grub installed to sdb5 and GAG managed my multiple OS
issues.
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On Wed, Jul 15, 2009 at 02:04:38PM -, Duncan Lithgow wrote:
> The last kernel update re-created this bug, until I manually removed the
> --no-floppy part again. And running dpkg-reconfigure grub-pc and
> choosing the correct device(s) won't work for me as I don't want grub
> installed to any MB
The last kernel update re-created this bug, until I manually removed the
--no-floppy part again. And running dpkg-reconfigure grub-pc and
choosing the correct device(s) won't work for me as I don't want grub
installed to any MBRs
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Confirmed that dpkg-reconfigure grub-pc and choosing the correct
device(s) to install fix this bug.
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(hd0) /dev/sda
(hd1) /dev/sdb
(hd2) /dev/sdc
(hd3) /dev/sdd
(hd4) /dev/sde
/boot/grub/device.map (END)
which is fine. still dont get the install to device prompt either from
synaptic or apt-get with grub-pc purged and grub installed then
installing grub-pc again, though i do when dpkg-r
If the debconf prompt doestn't show you any devices or the wrong ones then your
/boot/grub/device.map needs to be fixed.
The list is directly taken there from.
Or if device.map is right then it seems there's a bug somewhere.
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I am aware of this bug and there is no need to be concerned about its
importance field.
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Importance: Undecided => High
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Is anyone able to raise the importance of this bug?
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Removing --no-floppy isnt really a fix, to fix it grub2 should be
installed to the right mbr, dpkg-reconfigure grub-pc and choosing the
correct device(s) to install to for instance
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To fix, just edit the /usr/lib/grub/grub-mkconfig_lib file, take out the
--no-floppy on line 147:
- line 147: echo "search --no-floppy --fs-uuid --set ${fs_uuid}"
+ line 147: echo "search --fs-uuid --set ${fs_uuid}"
as Dinxter pointed out in the forums.
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I agree that the debconf prompt and even the help popout offer very
little understandable help, and I've been dual booting for many years
now.
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I am running Karmic alpha 2, applied the updates offered to me, chose the
defaults
everywhere, and ended up with a nonbootable system. It took a while to
figure out to remove the --no-floppy argument.
I didn't chain-load, as far as I know.
The debconf prompt made no sense to me, it offered no
I only know of one incompatible change that is planned but not yet commited.
About the BSD partition numbering. Chainging the letters to numbers like for
real partitions already done.
I don't think Robert likes the idea to maintain some ABI/API number and asking
for grub-install run only if that
For people affected by this bug, until we merge a newer version from
Debian that does a better job of prompting you about it, you don't need
to edit grub.cfg - just use grub-install to upgrade the boot loader to
be able to cope with your configuration file.
Felix, is there any plan for stabilising
Same here with Karmic 2.6.30-10-generic, removing "--no-floppy" from
grub.cfg works.
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i think my problem was installing as chainload then using the upgrade from
legacy command (if i saw the option to install to the various mbr's on install
i would have unset them to avoid overwriting the old grub)
then seeing grub2 on boot everything looks ok but upgrade-grub shows it isnt.
but dp
We added now a debconf prompt to install grub2 into MBR of all disks in your
device.map
If you choose not to do this then such things can happen. That the generated
grub.cfg isn't compatible anymore with the grub2 in your MBR (or the embed
core.img)
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updating to grub-pc/karmic uptodate 1.96+20090611-1ubuntu2 didnt solve
the problem but reinstalling it to the mbr manually has done it for me.
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Last update of grup-pc on 24th June still needs "--no-floppy" to be
removed from grub.cfg. (see my bug 391028). Additionally, need to wait
at least 15 secs before entering grub entry, (Set time out to at least
15 secs); otherwise it will go to shell mode.
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I confirm this bug on my Toshiba Satellite M60. The last update broke
grub2.
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Confirmed this bug on my thinkpad T42 and X200.
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from changelog,
2009-06-04 Robert Millan
Prevent GRUB from probing floppies during boot.
* conf/common.rmk (search_mod_CFLAGS): Use `-Werror -Wall'.
* commands/search.c (options): Add --no-floppy.
(search_fs, search_file, grub_cmd_search): Support --no-floppy.
# apt-show-versions grub-common grub-pc
grub-common/karmic uptodate 1.96+20090611-1ubuntu1
grub-pc/karmic uptodate 1.96+20090611-1ubuntu1
grub-common: /usr/lib/grub/grub-mkconfig_lib
sets --no-floppy option grub-pc doesnt understand
line 147:echo "search --no-floppy --fs-uuid --set ${fs_uuid}
** Package changed: grub (Ubuntu) => grub2 (Ubuntu)
** Changed in: grub2 (Ubuntu)
Assignee: Lluis Satorre Gonzalez (lluisyast) => (unassigned)
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