Hello Anton, Sunday, January 5, 2003, 7:09:16 PM, you wrote:
AP> The problem seems to be not that grub isnt loading the right kernel, but AP> that Grub itself isnt installed on the hd properly... AP> I had a similar problem, and the only way i could rectify was AP> resintalling/upgrading to get the bootloader installed again. AP> If it were a grub configuration issue, then it should be solvable by AP> editing the option son the grub command line until you find one that AP> works (tab autocomplete is amazing for this job) AP> the only thing i can think of (being a relative novice to grub) is that AP> grub didnt install properly. did you ask redhat to update the bootloader AP> or leave it alone when you did the upgrade? Actually, the addition of the IDE drive was to an already running system. Adding the IDE drive whacked device.map and I can only assume that Grub automagically updated it's MBR record or something. Correcting device.map and reinstalling Grub to the MBR of my boot SCSI drive fixed everything. -- Best regards, Brian Curtis -- Psyche-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/psyche-list
