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Problem with grub-install
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Matt Henley |
Subject: |
Problem with grub-install |
Date: |
Fri, 16 Feb 2001 13:03:37 -0600 |
I have a system with two hard-drives connected to a Promise Ultra-100
controller. I have created a
raid partition that takes up most of the drives but have left room for a
partition to be mounted as /boot. I did this as my understanding is that
grub cannot boot directly to a raided partion (/dev/md0).
In this case the partition for boot would be /dev/hde3 . When I try to run
grub-install I get the following
message :
/dev/hde does not have any corresponding BIOS drive
Any ideas what this means. I am using kernel 4.1 built with support for
the controller built into the kernel (not a module). It also has raid1 and
reiserfs for the raid partition although I am using ext2 for the /boot
partition. It is the latest version of grub as found on unstable debian.
Any Ideas? I am new to the world of grub. Sorry if this has been asked
before but I could not find it in the mailing list archives.
Matt
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