Error 18: Selected cylinder exceeds maximum supported by BIOS.
grub geometry (hd1)
drive 0x81: C/H/S=1024/16/63, 1032192 sectors
partition 0: type 82
partition 1:
Error 18: Selected cylinder exceeds ...
(at boot time)
I imagine that your hard disk is lba and Grub doesn't dettect very
However, if we boot with a DOS floppy and rewrite the MBR with
fdisk /mbr, were once again able to boot either partition using the
GRUB floppy.
I understand this may be a WinNT error and not a GRUB error, but there
is something being written to the MBR during the setup (hd0) that
I am sorry to trouble you some.But my grub has a little problem .When
the computer boot up,
I can see a commond line show as grub but any menu hasn't show
out.MYcomputer has two operating system one is windowsXP on hda1 one is
linux on
hda2 .I have fix up the windowsXP s ntldr on the
Hi,
After removing R/H Fedora 3 from a laptop, fdisked the drive, formatted
sys'ed it, then when rebooting found the 'GRUB'message CAN'T GET RID
OF IT!. Would appreciate any help you could give on this. Stand on my
head eat a BUG if you can assist.
Yes, you're right. The problem is not
I have some ideas on how to improve GNU GRUB Legacy but I have also some
doubts:
1)
I don't know if I've fully understood Grub source code but I've seen that
there's a current partition and a current
hard disk variables (the place where Grub or menu.lst is being runned) and
another boot
Hello!
On command:
#grub-install /dev/hdc
Give this message:
/dev/hdc does not have any corresponding BIOS drive
What me to do?
Please answer to me?
Edit devices.map on /boot/grub/ and add a line to reflect what does mean
/dev/hdc...
Usually it's something as:
hd2 /dev/hdc
Why
Hello from Gregg C Levine
Adrian, it would be nice if you were to give credit where credit is
due. It happens that I was the one who made that suggestion.
Especially since that's what I used.
--
Gregg C Levine [EMAIL PROTECTED]
---
Remember the Force will be with you. Always. Obi-Wan Kenobi
