rblythe wrote:
After copying LFS from /dev/hda4 to /dev/sda1 I realized I need to compile
SCSI support into the kernel. After successfully (no errors) doing that, I
wanted to set up grub to allow me to boot from /dev/hda1 (Mepis), /dev/hda4
(first LFS build) or /dev/sda1 (copy of 1st LFS build).
I chrooted into the environment before compiling the kernel
compiled the new kernel on /dev/sda1
followed all the steps in LFS 6.0 (make menuconfig, make, make
modules_install) then moved on to the grub setup. After typing grub I did
the following at the grub> prompt:
root (sda0,0)
In grub language, sda0,0 is not a valid device. To see available devices
at the grub prompt, type:
root [tab]
The tab button will at each step tell you what possibilities grub knows
about.
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JH
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