John Foster <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > I issued the command "kernel=/boot/gnumach.gz > root=hd1s1 -s";that is as far as I got. I get the error message "file > not found"
If you type just "kernel=/" and press TAB, GRUB should give you a list of files so you can check if you have the right root device. If the boot directory is there, try "kernel=/boot/" TAB next. GRUB 0.95.3 had trouble with modern ext2fs file systems (it showed extra characters after file names); upgrade if you're using that.
