Trying (in vain, I might add) to install Slack alongside Ubuntu
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sorry, jumping back in, half cocked. that is why you make yourself up a few of them changing the root, and partition if one says nope, then it kicks you back to the select screen, then try the next option. until you get a hit. (depending on how you set them up in your list0, 40_custom)
hd2 gpt3
so you are telling the system look at the 3rd hard drive partition 3
I do have 3 drives. The first 2 are windows drives and my 3rd drive has ubuntu installed. I'm really trying to make this dualboot work out with ubuntu and slack.
if I remember correctly this is efi all three OSes? if yes. an you boot into ubuntutu? if yes, do you mount /boot if you have to in order to ge3t into it, find where slackware put its efi files ... I do not remember everything when I did wfi for slack, but I know slack did not install them in the "right' place or give them the proper names. so I had to move them into the EFI dir (if I am correct) and change the name of the files. then grub efi pick up slack. but this was a year or so ago i did this.
so I'll post this and go look back through my post and see if I can find my help me post on that to see if it might be helpful to you too.
Sorry about that. I thought the quote showed up as a reply to you telling me to remove the usb. I tried editing the grub menu with the noacpi but that didn't work nor did removing my usb drive :-/
did you add the noacpi and remove the usb both? That is what you need to do. The usb throws the grub bootloader drive count out of whack counting the usb as the first drive therefore the grub boot loader counts the third drive as the fourth drive when the usb is plugged in.
The
Code:
if [ x$feature_platform_search_hint = xy ]; then
search --no-floppy --fs-uuid --set=root --hint-bios=hd2,gpt2 --hint-efi=hd2,gpt2 --hint-baremetal=ahci2,gpt2 4c0e0dcc-63ef-4ae5-a398-d70890ec690c
else
search --no-floppy --fs-uuid --set=root 4c0e0dcc-63ef-4ae5-a398-d70890ec690c
fi
in the grub.cfg is what overcomes this short coming of the grub bootloader.
Last edited by colorpurple21859; 10-26-2019 at 06:57 PM.
so where did it fail at disk not found of post30 , or the kernel panic of your first post?
Both, pretty much. I thought I posted pics of all that. Sorry, I'm jumpin through a lot of hoops and the fact that I'm basically clueless doesn't help much, lol. Let me try all this again and I'll try to clarify exactly what's what :-)
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