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On Wed, 31 Jan 2001 14:19:47 -0700, drobbins@g.o wrote: |
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>To solve the kemap problem, before you begin you should type: |
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># loadkeys de-latin1-nodeadkeys |
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>I need to add this to the install guide. |
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Doing this after the command env-update in step 4 |
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gives me back my keyboard. |
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>As for the GRUB problem, I think you are specifying the wrong root and boot |
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>partitions. GRUB's "root partition" is our "boot partition". |
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>Try this in grub: |
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>grub> find /boot/grub/stage1 |
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>GRUB should then tell you what partitions it found stage1 on. This should |
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>be the partition you specify in the grub "root" command. I hope that helps. |
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GRUB tells me (hd0,11) and after reading the install guide more |
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carefully I only can agree! |
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But after the command root (hd0,11) neither "find" nor "setup" can |
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find stage1 any more. |
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Could it be a problem that fdisk does not write the partition records |
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in disk order? I have split a former linux partition (hda8) in boot and |
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root |
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and left the swap (hda9) and ended up with boot as hda12, root as |
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hda13, |
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and swap as hda8. |
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Knut |
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