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Re: [SLE] dual-boot, parted, grub, and no XP
- From: "Bob S." <usr@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 2 Sep 2004 22:33:59 -0400
- Message-id: <200409022234.00030.usr@xxxxxxxxxxx>
On Thursday 02 September 2004 10:57 am, brianwc@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> Near the end of the CD-Rom driver-update process the knowledge base
> says:
>
> "After completing the driver update, click "Back"."
>
> When I do this it asks for CD 1 of the SuSE installation discs, and
> so I put in my FTP Install CD-Rom. This does'nt work and SuSE insists
> that I have not really inserted CD 1 of the install discs.
> Consequently, I never get to view the broken partition table to try
> to repair it.
>
Ummmm.....Maybe way off base here. But I also found a problem with Yast
telling me I had not inserted the CDrom. Seeems that Yast calls my
CDrom /dev/hdc I must always go in and edit the command line (under
details) from /dev/hdc to /dev/cdrom. Then it is happy.
See what the cdrom is called in your fstab file. As I said, maybe
something that simple. Maybe not :-(
Bob S.
> Near the end of the CD-Rom driver-update process the knowledge base
> says:
>
> "After completing the driver update, click "Back"."
>
> When I do this it asks for CD 1 of the SuSE installation discs, and
> so I put in my FTP Install CD-Rom. This does'nt work and SuSE insists
> that I have not really inserted CD 1 of the install discs.
> Consequently, I never get to view the broken partition table to try
> to repair it.
>
Ummmm.....Maybe way off base here. But I also found a problem with Yast
telling me I had not inserted the CDrom. Seeems that Yast calls my
CDrom /dev/hdc I must always go in and edit the command line (under
details) from /dev/hdc to /dev/cdrom. Then it is happy.
See what the cdrom is called in your fstab file. As I said, maybe
something that simple. Maybe not :-(
Bob S.
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