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Hi:
I hava installed slackware12.2.
partition:
boot on /dev/sda10
/ on /dev/Vg1/root
I don't have installed lilo,when I want boot slackware from grub command line:
kernel (hd0,9)/vmlinux-* ro root=/dev/Vg1/root
boot
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- 03-02-2009 #1Just Joined!
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how to grub boot slackware12.2
Hi:
I hava installed slackware12.2.
partition:
boot on /dev/sda10
/ on /dev/Vg1/root
I don't have installed lilo,when I want boot slackware from grub command line:
kernel (hd0,9)/vmlinux-* ro root=/dev/Vg1/root
boot
it's reported an error:can't find root "Vg1/root"
VFS:...................????
how can I write my boot options to boot my slackware from grub???
- 03-02-2009 #2Linux Newbie
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You have a slackware partition on /dev/sda10 but your directing grub to mount read only /dev/Vg1/root. I'm not that familiar with grub but do you have a device identified as Vg1? Do you mean /dev/sda10/Vg1/root or /dev/sda10/root?
Here is the manual page from grub wiki
- 03-03-2009 #3
Boot up from any LiveCD and post the contents of /etc/fstab file here.
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I don't have installed lilo,when I want boot slackware from grub command line:
kernel (hd0,9)/vmlinux-* ro root=/dev/Vg1/root
boot
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shszh359:
if syntax is messed up grub wont read: try if this will solve ---
root (hd0,9)
kernel /root/vmlinuz root=/dev/Vg1/root ro splash
boot
(Note: if your partitions is not active yet try insert command "makeactive" above --before-- "boot"
(Also: Slack 12.2 contains grub*.tgz @ /dvd/extra directory. You must first go there and installpkg grub to your root partition then chroot to that partition at /root then issue "grub-install" this makes your root partition a kind of grub aware or grub prepared to accomodate booting process when it is pointed to by the MBR.)
Hope this helps.
Goodluck.


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