Hi Peter,
What tells you ls in this console?
If there is a Linux on the attached HDD you could directly load the kernel and
ramdisk.
Regards,
A
On June 11, 2014 3:55:46 PM CEST, [email protected] wrote:
>Hi,
>An old Micron Trek 2 has an ext4 filesystem in (hd0,1),
>created with a Debian Wheezy installer.
>
>Grub was installed by removing the hdd and temporarily
>connecting it to a Wheezy system with a USB adapter.
>A /boot/grub/grub.cfg was created and edited to have a
>menu entry for a system in (hd0,5).
>
>When the machine is powered it comes to the prompt and
>these settings.
> http://carnot.yi.org/GrubSet.png
>
>If "set debug=all" and "normal" are executed, hundreds
>of lines scroll past, ending with this.
> http://carnot.yi.org/GrubExt2Failure.png
>
>These commands start the extant OS.
> chainloader (hd0,5)+1
> boot
>
>The grub installation is faulty? A bug in ext detection?
>
>Thanks, ... Peter E.
>
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