Hi, and thanks for the answer Randy. I have made some progress since my original post. By manually booting my system I found that it hangs with the last messages being something like:
[ 3.658279] 620 pages shared [ 3.658342] 212995 pages non-shared I did some searching looking at good boots in /var/log/dmesg and found similar messages right before: [ 3.658407] Out of memory: kill process 395 (plymouthd) score 38 or a child If I understand correctly, these are kernel messages and the number at the beginning is the seconds from boot start. With that said, it appears that this is NOT a grub problem. I have posted on linuxquestions.org also and, one of the gurus on there seemed to indicate that plymouth is a problematic piece of software so that is what I am looking at now. The interesting thing is that I do not get a dmesg file when the system hangs. The problem must occur before it is writes the log file. Dan _______________________________________________ Help-grub mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/help-grub
