OKUJI Yoshinori wrote:
> From: Ben Bucksch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: Mon, 16 Aug 1999 20:39:24 +0200
> > I'm running OpenBSD 2.5 and GRUB reports an "unknown type". When
> > changing partition type from a6 to a5 and trying to access the a
> > partition, GRUB crashes. However, reading the disklabel seems to work,
> What does "GRUB crashes" mean? Did GRUB reboot?
OK, now I had the possibility to test it.
Input Output (completions left out)
Partition id a6:
kernel=(hd0,1[TA File system type unknown, partition type 0xa6
kernel=(hd0,1,a[TAB] No such device
Partition id a5:
kernel=(hd0, [...]
Partition type BSD, BSD sub-partitions
immadiately follow:
File system 'a', type ffs, partition type 0x7a5
File system 'b', type unknown, partition type
0x1a5
File system 'h', type msdos, partition type
0x8a5 *1
kernel=(hd0,1[TAB] File system type unknown, partition type 0xa5
kernel=(hd0,1,[TAB] Device string unparsable *1
kernel=(hd0,1,a[TAB] File system type ffs, partition type 0x7a5 *2
kernel=(hd0,1,a)/[TAB] Possible completions are: *3
*1 or similar
*2 Please consider the "7" in "0x7a5"
*3 Full reboot (reset?) (incl. memory-check) following
HTH
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Ben Bucksch
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