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On 01/22/10 15:01, Mark Knecht wrote: |
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> Anyway, right now that's not my problem. This must be my 20th install |
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> following the install guide but this time on this machine I am unable |
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> to boot anything. Once again grub has bit me and it's acting like it's |
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> blown away even windows, but I'm also not getting my grub.conf menu so |
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> I don't know what's going on. |
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There isn't many ways for booting to fail; it's either a faulty grub |
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installation (e.g. forgetting to rerun grub-install), faulty grub.conf, |
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or faulty kernel config. The easiest way to boot gentoo is to use |
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genkernel; if you can boot using the genkernel, it means grub is |
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properly installed. |
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