On Thu, 2009-12-31 at 14:38 -0800, B wrote: > Tried it an was not successful. I was able to save the edited file and > updated the grub but when I restarted it just loaded the grub and went iinto > ubuntu... > > I will double check the commands, to make sure but i think that it looked > good. > > I also tried (hd 0,0) just in case with no change.... > > Any ideas?
Ah, we forgot to mention that grub2 numbers partitions starting from 1, not 0. So set root=(hd0,1) would refer to the first partition on the first disk. Yes, disks are still numbered from 0. Using sudo fdisk -l should help you figure out where your OpenSolaris is installed. For example, if it's on /dev/sda4, then you would use set root=(hd0,4) I had OpenSolaris installed on my second disk on the first partition, so I used set root=(hd1,1) I had a power supply failure and lost my OpenSolaris. Haven't had time to reinstall it yet. --Bob _______________________________________________ opensolaris-help mailing list opensolaris-help@opensolaris.org
