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Happy new year! |
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On Mon, 2007-12-31 at 11:16 -0800, BRM wrote: |
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> The system is set to boot off of /dev/hdb2 (ext2) and use /dev/hdb1 as |
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> the root. I believe the boot device is hd1,1 in grub terminology. |
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yep! |
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> The system has 3 hard drives: hda, hdb, and sda; as well as a dvd drive |
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> (hdc). |
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> /dev/hdb2 has the following structure: |
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> - list of all my Slackware kernels |
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> - gentoo/bzImage |
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> - gentoo/bzImage_2-6-23-gentoo-r3 |
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> - grub/ |
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> Below is my grub.conf (minus comment lines): |
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looks fine to me! |
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[snip] |
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> All seems well. It boots and presents the menu, but then can't find the |
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> kernel when I select "Gentoo Linux" or try to manually run the lines. I |
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> tried using "find" at the grub command prompt during the boot process, |
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> but it couldn't find it either. I haven't tried the Slackware kernel |
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> yet, as I am mostly concerned about the Gentoo kernel. |
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have you tried grubs completion? if you type "kernel (hd1,1)/" and then |
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<tab> it should try and complete the line for you. (from the grub |
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command prompt, once you've booted into the grub shell) It could be |
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possible that your bios / grub have swapped the drive assignment around |
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during boot. Try all your (hdx,y) combinations with grub completion |
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until you find one that has /gentoo on it. |
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> Note: I am using LVM2 under this Gentoo install - but not for /boot or |
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> /. |
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it shouldn't interfere with /boot or / |
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> What am I missing? |
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don't know, hope my hints can help. |
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Iain Buchanan <iaindb at netspace dot net dot au> |
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Schapiro's Explanation: |
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The grass is always greener on the other side -- but that's |
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because they use more manure. |
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