DoC Grub booting problems
Michael McLellan
michael-mclellan at swsa.com.au
Tue Oct 14 02:45:36 EDT 2003
On Tue, 14 Oct 2003, David Woodhouse wrote:
> I believe that's intentional; it doesn't go looking for the drive until
> it's asked to access it.
Seems a little silly to me, grub doesn't do that when booting off a hard
disk. It would be silly if everytime you booted off a harddisk you had to
go to the grub shell and tell it where your menu.lst file is.
Besides I thought that it found the drive first using an older version of
the firmware.
> Don't you have to tell it that the menu.lst file is on (dc0,0) to make
> it look there?
Yes I do, thats the problem.
> What do you use your _other_ partitions for, btw?
The partitions are laid out like that by PeeWee linux. There is no (dc0,1)
I potentially wont partition the drive once I settle on the installation.
Cheers,
Mikey.
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