Hi,
I'm Eric BARTHEL living in France and working under Windows 98 SE and Linux Mandrake
7.1 on a PC with Abit SL6 (i815) motherboard, a Tekram DC390U2w SCSI Adapter and two
hard drives : an IBM 10 Go on second IDE port, and an IBM 8.5 Go SCSI drive on the
adapter port. Both are detected with CHS mode, the IDE by the motherboard BIOS and the
SCSI by the adapter BIOS.
The IDE drive is the first for Grub, (hd0=/dev/hdd) and contains all files. The SCSI
drive contains the Windows system on the first partition, and the linux kernel on the
sixth. (hd1=/dev/sda).
With the latest 0.5.95 version of grub, trying to reverse the order of the drives
(hd0) and (hd1) with the map command of the grub shell, I did'nt succeed to have SCSI
as the virtual first drive. I don't understand why! My syntax is grub > map (hd0)
(hd1) and then grub > map (hd1) (hd0). The result is that grub find "stage1" file
always on (hd1)...
Is it the good syntax? May I map the drives at the begin of my menu.1st file or only
in the part concerning the boot of Windows? There is anything I do not understand...
On an other PC with two IDE drives grub works fine! And I boot easily several systems
and kernels!
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