
Originally Posted by
Carcarius
Has anyone seen the attempt to update Grub, or install selinux, get stuck at this point in the installation?
I appreciate any insight that can be provided.
I have, but in my case it appeared to have found all the kernels I was interested in and I merely hit CTRL-C (after giving it a very long time to search my disks) and proceeded on. I then ran "sudo update-grub" and it seemed to work the next time 'round.
If you get into Ubuntu, you could try:
Code:
sudo dpkg-reconfigure grub-pc
sudo grub-install /dev/sdX
For the first, make sure you use the space and tab keys to make the entries. For dpkg-reconfigure, usually nothing is required on the first input, and if you want "quiet splash" on the second. The important is the third, where you need to make sure at least one (and the one you want) partition has an asterisk in it (with the space bar). Then tab to OK and continue.
Run grub-install afterward, making sure to designate the correct drive. Then "sudo update-grub" again just for good measure and see if it finds your other installs.
Hopefully you won't get the same hangup.
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