oduhart
May 4th, 2013, 08:12 AM
Hello,
I tried a boot-repair after losed my MBR (my entire fault...)
But when booting in recovery mode I get a kernel panic :
VFS : cannot open root device "sda7" or unknown-block(0,0) : error-6
my boot-repair log : http://paste2.org/cxUe84Dv
I loked at this log and I think the erro is in the linux section (both normal and recovery) where it says
set root='hd0,msdos2'
I guess that it should not be hd0,msdos2 but something like hd0,7 hd0,6 or hd0,8 : I dont exactly now how to translate /dev/sda7 into grub partiytion names
can you help me, please ?
-- edit --
I forgot to say that vista boot correctly ...
and I looked cautioulisly to the bootrepair log ans saw that I have a remaining burg.cfg (that how I ****** my MBR :( ). It worked but in fact I dislike it...
at least i know now that the good hd name is hd0,5 :)
I leave the thread opened just in case I am wrong and to know what may be the cause of this boot-repair error creating grub.cfg
I tried a boot-repair after losed my MBR (my entire fault...)
But when booting in recovery mode I get a kernel panic :
VFS : cannot open root device "sda7" or unknown-block(0,0) : error-6
my boot-repair log : http://paste2.org/cxUe84Dv
I loked at this log and I think the erro is in the linux section (both normal and recovery) where it says
set root='hd0,msdos2'
I guess that it should not be hd0,msdos2 but something like hd0,7 hd0,6 or hd0,8 : I dont exactly now how to translate /dev/sda7 into grub partiytion names
can you help me, please ?
-- edit --
I forgot to say that vista boot correctly ...
and I looked cautioulisly to the bootrepair log ans saw that I have a remaining burg.cfg (that how I ****** my MBR :( ). It worked but in fact I dislike it...
at least i know now that the good hd name is hd0,5 :)
I leave the thread opened just in case I am wrong and to know what may be the cause of this boot-repair error creating grub.cfg