On Thu, Jan 04 2001, Ricardo Jorge wrote:
Hi,
use chainloading as I doubt grub can handle SCO kernel. It's similar to
booting NT (you need SCO's boot loader somewhere), you can also tell grub to
ignore file system errors/problems (rootnoverify or somesuch, consult
documentation).
Regards,
Goran
> I have GRUB installed in a LapTop (Compaq), runnig Windows NT, SCO
> 3.2v4.2 and Mandrake.
>
> The problem is that I can�t make a cofiguration that works with SCO
> as GRUB always gives me the message "Filesystem Type unknown, Partition
> Type 0x63".
>
> Looking for information I noticed that 0x63 filesystem type is also
> related with GNU Hurd, but in my case it is not as I installed SCO using
> its install disks and the file type was assigned by SCO.
>
> Do you have any information I can use to configure GRUB to boot SCO ?
>
>
>
> Ricardo Jorge
>
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