First of all, thanks to all who offered help. Here is the situation. I have a project that would require installation of software on a Debian server. Ergo, I purchased a 1 terrabyte sata disk and wanted to use 1/2 for Debian.
It would be the hd1 (/dev/hdb) My hd0 /dev/hda contained centos5 (precious to me) Try as I may, either I made errors, or I was unable to configure Debian grub after the install, that I ran into difficulties. So, I gave the entire disk to Debian, which was very happy and it installed grub2 on /dev/hda, wiping out grub. Today, I took the grub.conf from Centos, and manually converted the centos settins it to Grub2 format. Voila. I am up and running again, with both Debian or Centos. So all is well that ends well. ------------------ Regards Leslie Mr. Leslie Satenstein mailto:[email protected] mailto [email protected] / [email protected] www.itbms.biz -
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