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ielliott
 
| | #1 posted August 12, 2008 at 10:59pm (EST) |
So i thought i had my Grub configured properly, but it looks like i made a mistake because all i've got is root (hd0,0)
Is there anyway for me to re-configure it from the Bootloader.
Or at least a good site that will help me in the right direction.
I'm still quite the newb at configuring stuff.
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ndrake
  
 
| | #2 posted August 12, 2008 at 11:22pm (EST) |
When grub comes up after a reboot, you can hit press "e" to go into edit mode. This will let you tweak things so you can get it to boot. After it is booted, you can edit the grub configuration. |
ielliott
| | #3 posted August 13, 2008 at 1:47am (EST) |
ndrake wrote:
> When grub comes up after a reboot, you can hit press "e" to go into
> edit mode. This will let you tweak things so you can get it to boot.
> After it is booted, you can edit the grub configuration.
Ya i've been trying to do that with little success.
It doesn't seem to want to save the new bootage. :( |
ndrake
| | #4 posted August 13, 2008 at 7:19am (EST) |
When you edit the config that way, it doesn't actually save it for future boots. If you can get it to boot, you'll have to edit the grub conf file before the next reboot. |
ielliott
| | #5 posted August 13, 2008 at 10:28am (EST) |
ndrake wrote:
> When you edit the config that way, it doesn't actually save it for
> future boots. If you can get it to boot, you'll have to edit the
> grub conf file before the next reboot.
Gotcha.
Also how do you get GRUB to boot from a CD that's still in.
I tried to boot from the Install Boot CD i'd be using and it doesn't. |
ndrake
| | #6 posted August 13, 2008 at 8:29pm (EST) |
Not sure how to make it boot a CD. I probably just set the BIOS to boot from CD first and then restart. |
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