Grub can't fine Ubuntu
I wanted to add a FAT32 partition to a dual boot setup that I have with XP and Ubuntu. I used an Partition Magic to create a new partition. When I rebooted Grub was hosed...
I was finally able to reinstall Grub off of an older FC4 cd that I had. Unfortunatly, while Grub looks that same at it did before, I cannot boot into Ubuntu, only XP. I deleted the FAT32 partition but that did nothing. I used a live cd and got this info: Code:
ubuntu@ubuntu:~$ sudo fdisk -l Code:
root (hd0,5) |
Did you make the extended partition "hda2" after you installed Linux?
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OK, after deleting the new partition I changed (hd0,5) to (hd0,6) and that worked. Now I need to get a FAT32 back without hosing it again...
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Swap partition inactive
OK, I now see that my swap partition is disabled as there is no mount point. I did this:
Code:
tparks@delld600:~$ free |
I see you have suse 10 installed.
Allresdy tried it with the installation-disc from suse and the repair-option? |
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