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Thanks, worked perfectly for me

I had the same issues and solved by booting from USB. I agree with the poster above that it sounds like a SATA drive / controller issues as my box has SATA optical drives.

another one to add to the list. I have been using Mythbuntu and am trying to reload 10.10 and get the same issue...busybox and initrampf etc...

I will have a go a some of the solutions here though...

Whilst not exactly a fix I did come up with a workaround for my issue.

My wifi connection is only used to get program guide data for my mythbuntu backend. It usually holds 8 days of guide data so...

Hey CL, came across this thread trawling through the forums http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1459564

seems like it might be a pointer for a proper solution to your issue.

Cheers. Chris

I have similar issues with a mythbuntu install. wifi drops after a day or so. Doing nothing but using the tv front end and using the wifi to check the tv schedules. So far have not found a solution....

Some interesting ideas there Canada Lee. I am having a problem with my wifi dropping and a networkmanager restart doesn't fix it. The only solution so far has been a reboot.

It maybe inactivity...

Thanks for this. All worked well. Don't think I am up to hacking KernelCheck to use an older kernel but it would be nice to stay with the same kernel if all you wanted to do was change a few settings...

I'll give that a try tonight when I am back in front of my PC. I would like to get rid of the crappy compiles I have done though. Is that just a matter of deselecting them using the package manager...

I am having a similar sound problem after compiling a new kernel with KernelCheck 1.1.4.

Originally running Ubuntu 8.04.1, kernel 2.6.24-19-generic however needed to increase the timer rate (so an...

Managed to get grub configured right and all OS are booting OK now! phew.

Big thanks to dan for putting me onto the right track and showing me how to mount a drive from the LiveCD.

I found...

OK Thanks found the menu.lst as below


## ## End Default Options ##

title Ubuntu 8.04, kernel 2.6.24-16-generic
root (hd2,1)
kernel /boot/vmlinuz-2.6.24-16-generic...

I could really do with some help on this topic as well. I reinstalled Hardy on a couple of partitions of my Windows drive as below and probably re installed grub during the install. Previously it was...

I agree. This is an area that could use a lot more work I think. Wish I had the actual skills to do something other than just whinge :)