Patrick Shanahan wrote:
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* Dennis J. Tuchler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [10-19-07 12:29]:
2) The Problem: I went to YAST and deleted the top menu entry for
Linux, and moved the second Linux entry to the top. Now, on boot up,
the boot menu shows one Linux entry. Unfortunately, pressing <CR> with
that entry highlighted causes the computer to reboot!
I am now booting using the factory DVD which takes a long time. How do
I fix this?
Aren't you a ?regular? here and ?read? this list?
boot with your install disk and choose install
and option be provided to recover/repair choose it
there is an option to repair the grub installation. do it.
I booted from the 10.2 DVD
I went to the install/repair choice and selected boot loader. The
program made other choices for me. When I got to the boot loader
section, I went to the boot selection window and saw various entries but
nothing tagged as problematic. I exited, but then was told:
An error occurred during boot loader installation. Retry boot loader
configuration?
I selected "yes" and then found:
Error 21: Selected disk does not exist.
grub> quit
The only disks selected in the setup window for the SUSE boot were hda8
for the root device and /boot/initrd for the initial ramdisk. I made
sure that hda8 was listed in the partitions section of Yast/System.
I rebooted. same problem: as soon as I selected Linux the machine rebooted.
Any suggestions?
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Best regards,
Dennis J. Tuchler
7330 Kingsbury Boulevard
University City, Missouri 63130
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