Yeah, I figured it out. It wasn't that; it was an erroneous fstab entry (wrong UUID from old /boot).
On Mon, Nov 30, 2015 at 8:07 PM, Andrei Borzenkov <[email protected]> wrote: > 30.11.2015 20:44, Avi Deitcher пишет: > > Well, you were right. Rod Smith of rodsbooks.com suggested the same > thing > > in an email. > > > > 1- I moved some data from two larger partitions in the first 2TB onto > other > > data partitions later in the disk. > > 2- I rebuilt the CentOS 6.6 /boot in a new 1GB partition in the first 2TB > > 3- I rebooted into grub2 command-line, lo and behold, it sees the > > filesystem. > > > > Thank you, Andrei. > > > > Now, if only I could figure out why os-prober will not create menu > entries > > for that /boot.... > > > > os-prober first needs to detect root of another OS. I understand that > you have LVM install - unless VG for another OS is active, os-prober > won't see it. It does not activate volumes itself. > -- Avi Deitcher [email protected] Follow me http://twitter.com/avideitcher Read me http://blog.atomicinc.com
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