Hello, Camaleón wrote: > Then you can also think in making room for a small "/boot" partition O:-)
Yes, doing so is not the problem. I only don't understand the benefit of doing so. I quite a deterministic person - so if you can tell me a good reason, I will follow your plans. > Sorry, it's an acronym for SuperGrubDisk. Did you try to directly boot > your first partition from there? I don't remember if you tried to install > GRUB2 from there or also tested a direct booting. Hm - I tried to boot and I tried to install. I did not see any difference to using the netinst-CD of debian, which offers a rescue mode. Afaik ubuntu offers the option too, boot from harddisk. The point is, whatever I tried, no CD was able to boot my partition. Selecting "boot from harddisk" freezes the system. No grub menu at all. I'd like to understand, what's going on. Its really crazy - when I update grub installation from partition one (which comes up as sdd1) the generated device map has that drive as hd0. When I boot into partition 2, device map shows the boot drive as hd3 but the root-partition is sda2 I'm quite confused =8-| kind regards Gero -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-user-requ...@lists.debian.org with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact listmas...@lists.debian.org Archive: http://lists.debian.org/201102081311.52413.geronimo...@arcor.de
