Hi, > >> also that does not help, as directory /mnt/hda/boot/grub does not >> exist. It's >> only recognized as a file ... > ... >> but still, when i use root-directory=/mnt/sda2 it says cannor create >> directory /mnt/sda2/boot/grub: No such file or directory > >> i think that is because of /boot/grub is already there, but as a >> file .... > > Hi Mathias, > > ah, that may give us a clue. > what is this file /boot/grub about? any idea who created it? > > The usual setup is: > directory /boot ---> contains the kernel image(s) and initial > ramdisk > directory /boot/grub ---> contains grub setup, menu.lst, mapfile, > chain loader > > Thus, if possible, try to move away this file /boot/grub, otherwise > grub won't > be able to create his setup directory for the installation.
I don't know, who created that directory. I think, I created it with a boot cd by making a mistake ... with a tool like grub-install ... I think, i can remove that file, but i cannot read it. Okay .. if there's no way around, i'll have to delete the file and then try to restore grub. I hope grub can find my kernel? Regards, mathias _______________________________________________ 64studio-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.64studio.com/mailman/listinfo/64studio-users
