>'Cannot boot without Kernel loaded' -
>do I have to change anything to proceed with the install??
I've never installed Caldera Linux by myself,
so please allow me to say some absurd things
for Caldera users.
For first, GRUB is successfully installed. I suppose,
the installer have missed to write "menu.lst" file
(which specifies the default action of GRUB) onto
your HDD.
I don't know if it's default behaviour of Caldera installer.
Also there's a possibility that Caldera installer wrote
"menu.lst" in the position which BIOS cannot read,
and GRUB cannot read it.
GRUB can install GRUB into the boot sector of HDD,
but can not install "menu.lst". As GRUB tells you,
you have to load kernel manually.
If the BIOS can access whole of Linux partition,
possibly you can boot aslike:
grub> kernel /boot/vmlinuz[TAB]
grub> boot
Also you can see other commands by online "help" command.
I wish if you could read GRUB documents (in source
tarball /or CVS). There is detailed explanations
how to load kernel, how to give kernel options
(eg. loading ramdisk image, specify root partition, etc),
how to boot.
suzuki
