> On Oct 19, 2014, at 07:13, Richard Melville > <[email protected]> wrote: > > Well, yeah, I guess so. > > > Are you trying to use the newly built grub on your LFS build, or the version > on the host machine? >
Just to be sure you can get the right help from the right people, what please supply the exact version of the book you are using. It makes a big difference if you’re using sysvinit or systemd. I think the answer to this question will be “no,” but you are reporting things that I have run into. Is your hardware UEFI with a gpt partition table. If it is UEFI, to boot the way you’re attempting, you need to disable Secure Boot and enable Legacy Mode in your BIOS settings. The answer to Richard’s question is important also. What version of grub are you using? Dan
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