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Did you create a separate /boot partition when installing Gentoo. If so |
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you need to mount it |
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mount /dev/sda1 /boot |
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or whatever is your boot partition |
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> Hi Guys, |
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> Something weird is going on with my system. I have been trying to |
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> upgrade the kernel, but no matter what I select, I can't seem to get the |
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> sata drive on my laptop recognized. So, I've been sticking to a kernel |
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> that works. That is just a lead-in to the situation. |
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> Today, I wanted to check /boot to make sure that I had removed residual |
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> files from my last failed kernel upgrade. First, let me say that my |
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> system boots fine into the kernel that I have been using successfully - |
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> i.e. everything happens as expected when I boot. However, in /boot, all |
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> I have is a symlink that says that boot is a link to . (dot). I don't |
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> see any grub directory or any of the files that should be there. What |
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> gives? This is making me a little antsy! Any suggestions as to what is |
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> going on? Any ideas how to solve the situation? |
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> Regards, |
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> Colleen |
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> Registered Linux User #411143 with the Linux Counter, |
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> http://counter.li.org |
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