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You fix it here it breaks again over there :( Turns |
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out the drive is OK(at least the file system), it was |
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another drive on the same cable. But now grub wont |
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work at all. Interesting, at first grub could boot xp |
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and gentoo, then xp failed and now gentoo wont boot -- |
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no matter how I set grub up, from the command-line, |
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boot floppy, as a grub-install. It doesn't matter the |
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partition either; there's either a crash or the thing |
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boots to an error message such as "end_request: I/O |
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error, dev fd0, sector 0". Needless to say the floppy |
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drive is fine. Or, "The file /boot/grub/stage1 not |
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read correctly" |
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> Um, maybe I missed something Maxim. Do you have a |
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> cdrom? If so, just boot |
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> from a knoppix cd. Comes with tons of repair tools |
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> already on it. Then you |
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> wouldn't have to struggle with trying to get that |
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> small drive into a bootable |
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> state... |
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