On Wed, 30 Nov 2022 at 01:36, Andrew Wood <andrewjamesw...@ymail.com> wrote:
Disclaimer: I have never done this with RAID, so using a GRUB device looking like (md/x) is unknown territory for me. > ls (md/1)/boot shows the kernels and initrd images Ok, based on that, if you still need help to boot the machine, then you could try: set prefix=(md/1)/boot/grub insmod normal normal # now see normal grub> prompt # maybe tab completion works now # maybe do 'set root=(md/1)' or some other value revealed by 'ls' # but I dont think 'set root' is useful at this time, maybe later boot If that doesn't get you into normal grub, you could try Tim's approach: set root=(md/1) # use 'ls /boot' to discover ...filenames under /boot (under that root) linux /boot/vmlinuz-... root=whatever usually is here, not grub's 'root' initrd /boot/initrd.img-... boot If you can get to the normal grub prompt these might be useful commands: set root=.... boot set pager=1 (so that help output does not scroll off screen) help cat FILE Also, before you try any of that, it would be interesting if you would tell us how GRUB responds if you try: grub rescue> ls (md/0)/boot
