grub scsi question
does anyone know the syntax for a scsi hard drive at the grub prompt (or in the grub.conf for that matter)?
I have no trouble booting to linux using : root (hd0,0) kernel /vmlinuz-2.4.22-1.2115.nptl ro root=LABEL=/ initrd /initrd-2.4.22-1.2115.nptl.img boot BUT, when I try : root (sd0,0) to reference my windows drive, I get the error: error while parsing number (hd1,0) returns an error that the drive does not exist (which is true, but I thought I'd try anyway) I've also tried sda0, sda1, and sda. I may have missed something, but the online manual doesn't seem to answer this question. I can boot to windows if I just tell the bios to boot from SCSI, and I can boot to Fedora using the GRUB floppy, but if I could just figure this last piece out I could do it all from my hard drive I guess. It's not critical, but it's a little annoying. Although up to now I'd been switching the boot order in the bios every time I wanted to switch OS's, so I suppose this is progress. Thanks, Jonathan |
Actually the syntax for scsi harddrives is also hdX, which means (hd1,0) should have worked. Try entering "root (" then hit tab at the grub prompt, it should give you a list of harddrive it's able to see. If your SCSI drives doesn't show up then unfortunately I don't have much experience using GRUB on SCSI harddrives so can't help you further.
Or you can try LILO. |
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