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Hi We are upgrading from Suse 9.1 to Suse 10.1. I cant get I-Burst running on Suse 9.1 but it is running 100% on Suse 10.1. Now what we did ...
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    Images on SATA drives

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    We are upgrading from Suse 9.1 to Suse 10.1. I cant get I-Burst running on Suse 9.1 but it is running 100% on Suse 10.1. Now what we did before was prepping a Suse 9.1 image with G4U and deploying it to new harddrives(IDE) for our new clients +- 100 so far.

    We are now trying Sata drive because it is getting cheaper than ide drives. I got Suse 10.1 running 100% on a Sata drive, image is created with G4U. As soon as you plug a Sata drive in to a machine with a different motherboard than what the installation was done on, if fails. It cant mount /dev/sda2.

    Is there someone that knows how we can solve this problem?

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    in this 2nd machine, is there another harddrive in it already? i.e. another one in addition to the drive you just put in?
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    Thanks for replying.

    The destination pc has now harddrives installed. The harddrive wtih Suse 10.1, I install as a master on SATA1, and DVD rom on Secondary Master(IDE).

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    ok then, grab yourself a livecd such as knoppix and boot it on the computer which you are having trouble with.
    now once knoppix boots, post back results from following commands:
    1. execute
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    fdisk -l
    that is lowercase L
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    less /mnt/sda2/boot/grub/menu.lst
    if menu.lst doesn't exist, try grub.conf instead.
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    I tried those commands. It is not giving me any results.

    I'm using Knoppix Std. Will it make any difference.

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    have you tried running those commands as root? Also try mounting the drive (click on the drive icon in knoppix and tell it to mount). Then look for grub.conf
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