Thanks for the input (and to Noam), but in the meantime I found the
solution to the problem. I just ran grub-install, and it worked fine.
Oh, ok then.
I guess there are some cases that the Gentoo install instructions do not
cover...
Heh, you can say that again, 1.4rc1 of Gentoo (aka latest)
Oleg wrote:
Heh, you can say that again, 1.4rc1 of Gentoo (aka latest) has that
annoying bug that you should add init=/dev/hdX to the kernel line in
grub or you get kernel panic, and devfs is really not so good, lots of
errors, read-only filesystem when it should be rw and so on.
In 1.2 I
grub
root (hd2,0)
setup (hd2)
quit
(My Gentoo install is on /dev/hdd, which comes out ad hd2 because of the
CD burner on /dev/hdb). Then you just create an appropriate
/boot/grub/menu.lst file.
Have you created and edited /boot/grub/menu.lst ?
Do you aware that hd2 is the 3rd
install problem (GRUB problem?)
grub
root (hd2,0)
setup (hd2)
quit
(My Gentoo install is on /dev/hdd, which comes out ad hd2 because of
the CD burner on /dev/hdb). Then you just create an appropriate
/boot/grub/menu.lst file.
Have you created and edited /boot/grub/menu.lst ?
Do
I remember seeing a lively discussion on the list a few weeks ago about
Gentoo, so I figured at least a few people must have installed it :)
I have installed the latest (v1.2 for i686) version using the stage 3
tarball (I only have a dial-up connection...). I followed the
instructions to the
