Joel Miller wrote:
Dan McGhee wrote:
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You've indicated that your LFS partition is /dev/hdc1 and your root
command is (hd1,0). This translates, I believe, to /dev/hdb1. At any
rate to you have an appropriate entry for LFS in /boot/grub/menu.lst
in the Suse9.1 partition?
IIRC, that's not true. I think Grub uses a syntax of the first
harddrive it finds is hd0. The second harddrive it finds is hd1, etc.
Thusly, if the OP does not have a hard drive as the slave on the first
ide chain, then the hd at /dev/hdc would be hd1.
You're right. My mistake. Without checking the GRUB manual, does it
even recognize a cdrom as a drive?
Dan
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