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RE: [SLE] Grub problem
- From: "Greg Wallace" <suse-linux-e@xxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 31 Jul 2005 18:52:08 -0800
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I just wrote:
>On Sunday, July 31, 2005 @ 5:50 PM, A Yahiaoui wrote:
>>Dear all,
>>
>>
>>
>>I have installed suse pro 9.2 on my pc in which motherboard is asus p2B
>>and I getting in starting Linux. When I switch on my pc, grub word
>>displays and nothing then happens>
>>
>>I have even tried with Lilo, but I got the error after starting in form
>>of L 99 99 ...
>>
>>I would be glad if you would like to help me to solve this problem.
>>
>>Thinking you in advance for your support
>I have had that happen before and the problem was that Grub Stage 1 was not
>installed in the MBR. There are two stages to GRUB, the first in the MBR
of
>your hard drive and the second is in your actual SuSE root partition. Now,
>cutting to the chase, if that is the problem here as what you would need to
>do.
>1) Boot your system from the installation disk. You should see the same
>screens you saw when you first installed, but at some point you will be
>provided options such as (these may not be exact words) New Installation,
>Boot Current System, ... Select Boot Current System. That should get you
>booted up. Log in as root. Then, do the following
>grub -- This should come back with a prompt grub>
>find /boot/grub/stage1 -- You should get back something like (hd0,1)
>root (hd0,1) -- Or whatever the prompt said
>setup (hd0) -- You should get messages back saying stage 1 has been
written.
>Re-boot, without the Installation CD
>Good luck,
>Greg Wallace
Damn. I hope this one doesn't wrap the steps I listed like the last message
did (hard to read).
Greg Wallace
>On Sunday, July 31, 2005 @ 5:50 PM, A Yahiaoui wrote:
>>Dear all,
>>
>>
>>
>>I have installed suse pro 9.2 on my pc in which motherboard is asus p2B
>>and I getting in starting Linux. When I switch on my pc, grub word
>>displays and nothing then happens>
>>
>>I have even tried with Lilo, but I got the error after starting in form
>>of L 99 99 ...
>>
>>I would be glad if you would like to help me to solve this problem.
>>
>>Thinking you in advance for your support
>I have had that happen before and the problem was that Grub Stage 1 was not
>installed in the MBR. There are two stages to GRUB, the first in the MBR
of
>your hard drive and the second is in your actual SuSE root partition. Now,
>cutting to the chase, if that is the problem here as what you would need to
>do.
>1) Boot your system from the installation disk. You should see the same
>screens you saw when you first installed, but at some point you will be
>provided options such as (these may not be exact words) New Installation,
>Boot Current System, ... Select Boot Current System. That should get you
>booted up. Log in as root. Then, do the following
>grub -- This should come back with a prompt grub>
>find /boot/grub/stage1 -- You should get back something like (hd0,1)
>root (hd0,1) -- Or whatever the prompt said
>setup (hd0) -- You should get messages back saying stage 1 has been
written.
>Re-boot, without the Installation CD
>Good luck,
>Greg Wallace
Damn. I hope this one doesn't wrap the steps I listed like the last message
did (hard to read).
Greg Wallace
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