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Re: [suse-amd64] GRUB loader will not start after bios upgrade
- From: "Moritz Kuerten" <moritz.kuerten@xxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 8 Oct 2004 07:05:59 +0000 (UTC)
- Message-id: <26428.1097218978@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
> This doesn't really help, where is your kernel located ? is / a different
> partition ?
I guess so. On HD0 (1st IDE channel, master, Samsung) GRUB is installed in
MBR and Windows XP on NTFS. On HD1 (2nd channel, master, WD600) Linux is
installed.
When I boot, normally the GRUB boot loader shows me a menu where I can
select to boot Windows or Linux. This doesn't appear anymore with F10. I
only get the GRUB command line.
> Are you sure that the disks in the second menue are correct (first
> Samsung, then WD)?
Yes. But I will try to change it and look what happens.
> some words to the grub console:
>
> "kernel (hdx,y)/<path_to_kernel>/<vmlinuz>"
> where x is the disk, y the partition, both counted from _0_
>
> should give no error
>
> "initrd (hdx,y)/<path_to_initrd>/<initrd>"
>
> same as above
>
> "root (hdx,y)"
>
> same as above
>
> "boot"
>
>
> should boot your system.
> for x you may take 0 or 1
I will try this.
Thanks,
Moritz
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> partition ?
I guess so. On HD0 (1st IDE channel, master, Samsung) GRUB is installed in
MBR and Windows XP on NTFS. On HD1 (2nd channel, master, WD600) Linux is
installed.
When I boot, normally the GRUB boot loader shows me a menu where I can
select to boot Windows or Linux. This doesn't appear anymore with F10. I
only get the GRUB command line.
> Are you sure that the disks in the second menue are correct (first
> Samsung, then WD)?
Yes. But I will try to change it and look what happens.
> some words to the grub console:
>
> "kernel (hdx,y)/<path_to_kernel>/<vmlinuz>"
> where x is the disk, y the partition, both counted from _0_
>
> should give no error
>
> "initrd (hdx,y)/<path_to_initrd>/<initrd>"
>
> same as above
>
> "root (hdx,y)"
>
> same as above
>
> "boot"
>
>
> should boot your system.
> for x you may take 0 or 1
I will try this.
Thanks,
Moritz
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