Hello, I've got Linux with the bootloader Grub installed. I installed Plan9 and tried to boot it from Grub, too. Without success so far. Here my configuration:
/dev/hda1 /win (70GB) /dev/hda2 /boot (Linux Boot-partition) (100MB) /dev/hda3 / (Linux Root-partiotion as /dev/md0 software-raid) (80GB) /dev/hda4 /swap (512MB) /dev/hdc1 /swap (512MB) /dev/hdc2 / (/dev/md0 software-raid) (80GB) /dev/hdc3 /Datadisc (60GB) /dev/hdc4 /Plan9 (10GB) Installation of Plan9 worked fine. Grub entry is chainloader (hd1,3)+1 for the Plan9-partition. When I try to boot Plan9 / Grub always gets the following error message: Error 18 Selected cylinder exceeds maximium supported by BIOS. Could anybody help me out here? I really want to have a closer look at the Plan 9 system without making changes to the rest. greetings J.
