On Mon, Mar 09, 2009 at 05:33:01AM -0700, Dustin Henning wrote:
While I can't say I know for sure, your guess sounds like a good
one. I usually have trouble with grub when I boot to a CD for recovery, and
I believe this is on account of the chroot. I think it is because the
/dev/<disk> information isn't available in the chrooted environment, so grub
can't decide to use (for instance) hd(0,0). When I have trouble, I am
typically installing grub, though, so I never see your error and can't be
certain the situation is the same.
Dustin
Thanks Dustin. I ended up editin the grub.conf file manually, but
after bootup, I just got an error from GRUB saying it couldn't find my
VolGroup. Oh well. Embarked on another reinstall, but the whole thing
just locks up way too much.
I think 32-bit Fedora on 64-bit RHEL5 dom0 is not quite ready to work
yet. :-) Guess I'll go download 64-bit Fedora...
Ray