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Originally Posted by Larry Webb
I am thinking something is wrong in the Myth partition. If so it might be easier to reinstall. To check it out I would take a live cd with old grub to try and chain boot it.
Larry
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I booted with Super Grub Disk 0.9799 (legacy grub). I used these commands [note that partition numbering is 0 based, so this is the same as (hd0,9) I was using before]:
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kernel (hd0,8)/vmlinuz
initrd (hd0,8)/initrd.img
boot
I get the same flashing screen as before, so booting with legacy grub gives same result as with grub2...
Maybe Mythbuntu won't boot from a logical partition???
The logical partition just before this one boots sidux and the one right after it boots openSUSE. All partitions were created at the same time with the same tool.
