hkb11001
March 26th, 2009, 06:10 PM
I installed 8.10 onto my system:
I have WinXP on a PATA drive as master on IDE1.
I have three other SCSI drives attached via an adapter in one of the PCI slots
(I used to have Ubuntu 7.03 installed on this system)
I did a fresh install of 8.10: the intaller recognizes the three SCSI drives as sda, sdb, and sdc, while is sees the PATA drive (what used to be referred to as hda) as sdd.
I mapped /boot and / on sda and /home on sdc (not using of sdb at this time -- I'll wait for btrfs for that).
At the last step of installation, I clicked on the "Advanced" button to see what it was about, and noticed it had to do with where GRUB was to be installed; I noted it's default selection was hd0, which I interpreted to mean it would install in the MBR of hd0 (sdd in this case), which looked good --what I wanted.
When the installation was done, and it rebooted, the system hung with a GRUB prompt.
What next? Please help?
I've studied some of the similar postings, but can't quite decipher what I need to do.
Thanks.
I have WinXP on a PATA drive as master on IDE1.
I have three other SCSI drives attached via an adapter in one of the PCI slots
(I used to have Ubuntu 7.03 installed on this system)
I did a fresh install of 8.10: the intaller recognizes the three SCSI drives as sda, sdb, and sdc, while is sees the PATA drive (what used to be referred to as hda) as sdd.
I mapped /boot and / on sda and /home on sdc (not using of sdb at this time -- I'll wait for btrfs for that).
At the last step of installation, I clicked on the "Advanced" button to see what it was about, and noticed it had to do with where GRUB was to be installed; I noted it's default selection was hd0, which I interpreted to mean it would install in the MBR of hd0 (sdd in this case), which looked good --what I wanted.
When the installation was done, and it rebooted, the system hung with a GRUB prompt.
What next? Please help?
I've studied some of the similar postings, but can't quite decipher what I need to do.
Thanks.