2011/10/2 David Watson :
> But I couldn't manually boot into the system? I've never experienced grub
> rescue mode, but apparently commands like "help", "boot", etc. all return
> with the message "Unknown command"!
I don't think that will work. Rescue mode is for debugging mostly.
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Robert M
and cd1); I'm going
to try with 6.0.0.0.
--Original Message--
From: Robert Millan
Sender: rmh.ayba...@gmail.com
To: David H. Watson
Cc: Mailing List - Debian GNU/*BSD
Subject: Re: Installing Grub on new squeeze vm failed
Sent: 2 Oct 2011 07:00
2011/10/2 David Watson :
> That didn't
2011/10/2 David Watson :
> That didn't work! I was able to finish the installation, but upon reboot,
> grub reports "error: couldn't find boot", and has entered rescue mode. How
> can I manually boot into my system? I can try installing grub again and
> updating it.
Yes, grub-install is what I'
Robert Millan
Sender: rmh.ayba...@gmail.com
To: David H. Watson
Cc: Mailing List - Debian GNU/*BSD
Subject: Re: Installing Grub on new squeeze vm failed
Sent: 2 Oct 2011 06:37
2011/10/2 David Watson :
> Did that, and it worked ok; it generated grub.cfg and found both the kernel
> and module
2011/10/2 David Watson :
> Did that, and it worked ok; it generated grub.cfg and found both the kernel
> and module directory. So can I safely "Continue without boot loader" - skip
> to the next step in the installation?
Yes, but I wonder what happened before when it failed.
Maybe it's missing
Watson
Cc: Mailing List - Debian GNU/*BSD
Subject: Re: Installing Grub on new squeeze vm failed
Sent: 2 Oct 2011 05:42
2011/10/2 David Watson :
> Oct 2 04:44:36 /bin/in-target: warning: /target/etc/mtab won't be updated
> since it is a symlink
> Oct 2 04:44:40 grub-installer: err
2011/10/2 David Watson :
> Oct 2 04:44:36 /bin/in-target: warning: /target/etc/mtab won't be updated
> since it is a symlink
> Oct 2 04:44:40 grub-installer: error: Running 'update-grub' failed
Could you open a terminal and run update-grub manually? From the
/target hierrachy, e.g.
$ chroot /tar
Hi I'm trying to install squeeze in a virtual machine (using VirtualBox on a
Windows host with 2GB ram dedicated to vm), and I'm having problems
installing Grub. I'm using kFreeBSD 6.0.2.1 (amd64_cd1) iso image. I have 2
vdis, configured as:
ad4s1 - UFS, 17.5GB, '/'
ad4s2 - SWAP, 4GB
ad6s1 - UFS,
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