On Feb 7, 2007, at 2:00 PM, Mark Hannessen wrote:
ok I now made it look like this:
menuentry "My Linux Kernel on (lvm2_core-boot)" {
set root=(lvm2_core_boot)
linux (lvm2_core_boot)/boot/vmlinuz root=/dev/ram
initrd (lvm2_core_boot)/boot/initrd
}
My config with lvm looks pretty similar but I am using an initramfs
image and its looking like this
menuentry "Debian GNU/Linux, linux 2.6.20" {
set root=(fatoftheland-main)
linux /boot/vmlinuz-2.6.20 root=/dev/mapper/fatoftheland-main ro
initrd /boot/initrd.img-2.6.20
}
this I used for my core.img
grub-mkimage -d /boot/grub -v -o /boot/grub/core.img ls ext2 gpt pc
linux
_linux boot chain configfile fshelp help lvm
As far as I remember (it has been a long time since I last created
the core.img file) the order is important. Try
grub-mkimage -o /boot/grub/core.img pc lvm ext2 _chain
and this is the most far I got:
grub-setup -d /boot/grub -v -r '(lvm2_core-boot)' -m /boot/grub/
device.map '(lvm2_core-boot)'
Use the real disk here and not the lvm VG.
grub-setup -r '(fatoftheland-main)' '(hd0)'.
This works for me.
Kind regards,
Michael
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