I have been experiencing a problem with my machine since installing Arch Linux. I have Ubuntu 9.04 and Fedora 10 on my machine, with Fedora 10 being my main day to day distro.

When I installed Arch it did, as most Linux distros do, create the menu for Arch and ignored the rest. So I put in the lines to allow me to enter the grub menu of the other distros:

Ubuntu works fine, no problems that I can see. However when I try and load up the Fedora grub menu I get the message:
The odd thing is that this grub menu has been working for the last few months, no alterations have been made and it is at the stated position (hd0,2)

This is really frustrating as I cannot figure out why it is able to run one grub menu and not the other. Here is a copy of my Arch menu.lst (ignoring the information parts that start with #)

Here is my Fedora menu.lst:
I am sure that this is a simple 0 instead of a 1 somewhere, I just can't seem to find where the error is. I'm open to suggestions.

I startup Fedora 10 from Pclinux in following way

title Fedora 10
root (hd0,2)
configfile /boot/grub/menu.lst

It should work assuming that you're sure that Fedora is on the third partition or is Fedora at the second partition because
than it should be (hd0,1)
Because the second partition seems to be missing

Thanks Ronlau9

That did the trick, I am still a bit confused how the chainloader option worked for Ubuntu and Not Fedora.

Many thanks, I was starting to get frustrated.

Kev