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On 29/06/2014 14:17, João Matos wrote: |
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> Dear list, |
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> After finishing the configuration, my gentoo was working very well. So, |
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> the last step was to create a stage4, and replace my old hd. |
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> I did it, installed grub lecacy in chroot. No error reported during the |
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> installation. My /boot isn't a separated partition, and my root fs is |
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> ext4, just like before. Everything is the same but the ssd. |
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> I tried the grub2, but I had the same result. I don't think grub is the |
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> problem, and I don't see need to change it, since I have just gentoo on |
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> my machine. |
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> what do you say? |
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does grub find your ssd device at all? |
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You can find it in the grub shell using tab completion, it is |
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(hd<something>) |
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If you have the old and new drives now installed, grub's idea of device |
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numbers may have changed |
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Alan McKinnon |
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alan.mckinnon@×××××.com |
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