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Hi all
I have just installed freespire on primary part hda1 & I was having opensuse 10.2 on other primay part. but when i rebooted it the grub is gone ...
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- 12-16-2006 #1Just Joined!
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Hemant
Hi all
I have just installed freespire on primary part hda1 & I was having opensuse 10.2 on other primay part. but when i rebooted it the grub is gone also the freespire is not starting & when I do clt+alt+F2 it says cannot mount root on hda1 & kernel panic.
so what should I do know to install the grub & repair the freespire installation.
looking forward to replies.
Hemant
- 12-16-2006 #2
Okay, let me just clarify. Grub isn't working? How is it that you are booting into any OS?
What is the error message that accompanies the kernel panic?
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- 12-16-2006 #3Just Joined!
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Hemant
Acutally i had already installed 0pen suse 10.2 on primary partition hda2 & then I tried installing freespire on hda1 but after installing when i restarted the suse grub loader is gone & when i started freespire it just gave me error message that cannot mount root on hda1( its not exact as i am telling but similar) & further it says that kernel panic.
I also want to mention that while i was partitioning the hard disk i kept my first partition that is hda1 unformatted & was in fat format because i was planning to install windows on this partition but i have changed my mind & installed freespire, so i think might me this problem that led to this error.
secondly i further formatted my full hard disk the second time & tried installing free spire again & while installation option i gave the first option that install it on my full hard disk but the install failed & agian gave the same messages.
Hemant
- 12-16-2006 #4
What is that error message?
Just to clarify - as of right now, you have nothing on your HD but a broken Freespire install? Are you by chance trying to install their new alpha?
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- 12-17-2006 #5Just Joined!
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Hemant
Hi I think you r right, might be freespire has not installed properly.
No I will not install the beta release of free spire I have switched to SLED 9 & its working fine on my computer.
Have you used Suse 10.1 RC1 ? is it stable. Because my hardware do no work porperly & becomes slow in opensuse 10.2 & its working fine on SLED 9.
Which operating sysem do you prefer ?
Hemant


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