> Based on what you have below in grub.conf, what you need to do is > > 0) I presume from your entry for gentoo, that you are not using a /boot > partition. I'm really confused by the kernel line for gentoo, instructing > grub to use hda0,10 which is hda11 but instructing the kernel to use > hda12 as root filesystem. Do you really have hda11 as /boot and hda12 > as / , in which case I would expect to see root(hd0,10) and simply > kernel /boot/bzImage root=/dev/hda12 hdc=ide-scsi as I have in my > grub.conf > You have found a mistake in my grub.conf. It must be root(hd0,10). Patrick
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