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I am still having problems with this for some reason(s). I actually
installed Mandriva this morning, got the bootloader to install and was able
to boot to it without having to use the DVD disc. I did have a little
trouble, but it was simple to fix because the problem was obvious. It was
pointing to a non-existant swap partition. I changed what people had
suggested yesterday in the menu.ist file and even edited the grub.conf file,
but no matter what I did, the error still came up and although I changed the
device from sda,7 to something else, it would put it back.
The only reference to anything about hd0,0 is on the line for booting into
windows. it says: "rootnoverify (hd0,0)" and the entry below it says:
"chainloader (hd0,0)+1"
I'm at a loss here. I thought I understood what M Harris was telling me
yesterday but I'm not sure anymore. :-(
the drive itself is sda0
It has a primary partition (sda1), then a extended partition with two
logical partitions (NTFS) then the swap partition, the root partition and
the home partition.
The extended partition is sda2 which I understand is always the case with an
extended partition. So the first (logical) partition would be sda5, the
second logical partition would be sda6, the swap partition is sda7, the root
partition is sda8 and the home partition is sda9. This is how Mandriva saw
it as well. Now counting the partitions is what I think is confusing me. As
far as the HD0,0) is concerned. Would it be like the following? sda1 = hd0,1
or 0? How about the extended partition? would sda2 become hd0,1 or 2? and so
forth?
well, it's almost noon and I'm getting breakfast ready! :-O Hopefully
someone can make sense of this. Many Thanks!
- [opensuse] Bootloader Problems Still charles
- Re: [opensuse] Bootloader Problems Still Alexander Osthof
