Slackware 10.0 Boot problem.
This is my first Slackware install and I loved the install smooth as can be. I orignally had Debain installed, so I kept my disk partitions that were used with Debian installed. Before I installed slackware I reformated each partition, not sure if I repartitioned the boot partition or not. Anyway when the system boots now I get the following error
Grub loading 1.5. Grub loading, please wait... ERROR 15 then the system does nothing. I didn't make any rescue floppy disks but have the install CD's I figured they would be just as good as a floppy, i'm not sure if that is true or not. Here is how my partitions are layed out. Device /dev/sda1 boot /dev/sda2 extended /dev/sda5 swap /dev/sda6 linux is there a simple way to boot from the CD then fix it so the system will boot from the SCSI hardrive properly? |
slackware uses LILO not grub, so that's probably your problem, either reinstall LILO over the mbr or manually give yerself a grub.conf
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Guessing here, reload the install CD and run pkgtool and select the scripts to run to reconfigure.
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I'm pretty sure I know what happened, the only way I know to fix the problem is to repartion the drive and do a fresh install. I'm sure there was another way, but I'll just do a fresh install and tell it to install LILO into the MBR.
Thanks for everyones input. |
you could boot to the install CD and run liloconf from it..
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Boot off the install cd. Right above the boot prompt it tells you how to boo your root partition. Then run liloconfig or edit your/etc/lilo.conf and make sure boot = /dev/hda to install it to mbr. after editing it be sure and run lilo. |
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