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> > do you have a space in between (hd1) and (hd0) in |
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> > map (hd1) (hd0) |
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> space or no space makes no difference. |
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> The thing is, tab completion finds only hd0 which grub |
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> doesn't seem to realize is the SECOND drive. Using hd1 |
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> gives error 21: Selected disk does not exist. Although |
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> it appears in device.map, dmesg, fdisk etc. |
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> Maybe it's a bug in grub.Gonna send a note to |
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> bug-grub@×××.org see what happens. |
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I had something similar happen like this on a box I just recently |
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built. I had two hard disks but the system could only see one. It |
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turned out I had the jumpers on the hard drive set for cable select |
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and was using the proper cable but it was not reading right. Once I |
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set the hard drives jumpers in a master/slave configuration the |
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computer could see both hard drives and everything worked fine. Have |
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you messed with this stuff at all? Trying different disc plugged in |
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using different cables into different points. I don't know if it will |
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make a difference but if grub isn't seeing one of the drives I would |
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suspect the controller. |
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