It is decided by BIOS that which disk to boot. Modify the "Boot Sequence" option.
On 3/1/07, Bruno Costacurta pubmb01@skynet.be wrote:
Hello,
I'm trying to install MBR and GRUB on another disk by making (from a third disk boot):
grub-install /dev/sda grub ---> root(hd0,0) grub ---> setup(hd0,0)
commands are accepted but doesn't work as PC continues to boot on my third disk. As far I understand grub-install should install MBR and grub commands should configured it.
- problem history: I had a two-disk (with LVM & RAID) with Fedora-6. As I
installed distribution CentOS on a new third disk I now boot on CentOS via MBR on this third disk.
- what I'm looking for : I intend to recover previous MBR+GRUB on /dev/sda (
from previous Fedora install + setup) and then install CentOS entry into this grub configuration.
Thanks for attention.
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