L 80 80 ... How to rewrite MBR?
Hi,
I have a Debian server with RAID-5 running on 3 SCSI drives... One of my drives have gone bad... and when I try to boot from the 2nd drive, I get this error while booting: "L 80 80 80 80...." Someone suggested that the MBR might have got corrupted and I am trying to get my original MBR so that I could boot the system.... Anyone has any ideas regarding this? Thanks, Manudath |
hi there
boot into rescue mode mount ur linux partion to a directory say /mnt and chroot to it like chroot /mnt then run lilo regards |
your second drive does not have a boot record. If you look, you will often find the first block of a drive that has no MBR is filled with 0x80 for the first 443 bytes, and the partition table after that.
You need to install a bootloader on the drive. |
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