On Sunday 25 June 2006 14:48, Christian Demmer wrote:
> I have the same problem as mentioned earlier regarding initrd:
>
> If I place initrd in the grub.cfg file, it will not be loaded. Using the
> command line, I can easily boot my system:
It is not the same problem, if you can boot it from the command line.
> Athlon XP with 1 GB memory booting of the first IDE drive, /dev/hda1 aka.
> hd0,0 is grub's root and linux /boot, /dev/hda2 aka. hd0,1 is linux root
>
> My grub.cfg:
>
> set timeout=3
> set default
Here is an error. You should put "set default=0". Currently, the scripting
engine is very fragile with an error.
> menuentry "Linux" {
> linux /vmlinuz quiet root=/dev/hda2
> initrd /initrd
> }
Okuji
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