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* That link does not actually explain how to re-order the menu entries, only how to change the default menu entry e.g. go to list item #4 by default. I haven't seen an explanation of how to change...

Me too! Just installed Jaunty on a dual-boot Win7 laptop. My dual-boot Vista laptop does not have this problem, strangely enough.

Ditto here. Running 9.04 with an Asus M2N-SLI Deluxe motherboard.

This problem seems like it's very common, amongst different distros and hardware configurations, here's hoping a fix is...

I got mine working again. I tried a bunch of different stuff, including:
--replacing the (hd0,4) options in grub menu.lst with UUID references

--rebuilding initramfs as outlined in post #8 of...

I'm also having this problem after an update. 2.6.28.11 boots up fine but 2.6.28.13 gives me a very similar error to above (device names are different, of course).

I'm not as savvy with this...

Moving on! It was a permissions problem, setting:

sudo chmod 777 /home/max/.VirtualBox/WinHD4-pt.vmdk
sudo chmod 777 /home/max/.VirtualBox/WinHD.vmdk
sudo chmod 777...

Well, I figured this part out:

the command for raid arrays will be:

VBoxManage internalcommands createrawvmdk -filename ~/.VirtualBox/WinHD.vmdk -rawdisk /dev/mapper/<RAID NAME> -partitions...

Has anyone tried this for a setup where both my Vista and Ubuntu install are on a software raid 0 array?

How would I modify the command:
VBoxManage internalcommands createrawvmdk -filename...

After two days and at least five delete-partition-and-reinstall attempts, I finally have a working dual-boot. Here's where I ran into problems, and how I solved them:

start here:...

I have a Vista 64-bit install on a software RAID-0 array, like you. I've shrunk the partition using the Vista utility, and I'd like to install 9.04 AMDx64 on the free space as a dual-boot setup.
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