Grub hard drive question - root (hd0,0)
I am configuring grub and I want to know if my boot partition is /dev/hda2 does that mean the argument for root should be root (hd0,2)?
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/boot should be (hd0,1) if its /dev/hda2.
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Quote:
default 0 timeout 19 title=gentoo root (hd0,1) kernel /boot/kernel root=dev/hda3 ############## (hda3 being the / partition here) |
Yes it will work.
Never done it before myself as my distroa are always in single partitions. That mean /boot is always inside the root partition of every Linux. However I have use regularly a kernel from Linux A to boot Linux B. To me you just pick up the kernel in hda2 to boot the Linux in hda3. Grub always counts from 0 but the parameter root=/dev/hda3 is Linux-related and for the kernel's benefit. By that time Grub has finished its work, to pass control to the kernel and on the way for its long lunch break. |
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