Question #49623 on Ubuntu Eee changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu-eee/+question/49623
Status: Open => Answered
rfu proposed the following answer:
The main issue here seems to be that the master boot record (MBR) was installed
on the USB stick.
In the installation of ubuntu-eee in the advanced options you can select which
device to store the MBR on.
What you need to do:
1. Decide where to store the MBR
If you replace the existing xandros by ubuntu-eee this would be the SSD
included in your eee, if you want to add ubuntu-eee without damaging your
xandros installation, this may be the SD card.
2. At installation, in advanced options, select the right place to install the
MBR
3. At next startup of your eee, make sure that the device which has the MBR is
the one selected for boot (you can select this in BIOS, you reach BIOS via F2
at startup, or directly select it by pressing ESC at startup)
4. It may be that the GRUB configuration selected a wrong device, which has to
be corrected then (I think it somehow sees the device it booted from at
installation of ubuntu as hd0 and therefore selects hd1 in grub). I think the
device you now boot from (i.e. where you put the MBR) becomes hd0, so if MBR is
on the same device as ubunbtu, you have to change the (hd1,0) to (hd0,0) in
/boot/grub/menu.lst
With all this, it should work fine, or at least it did for me :-)
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