Re: grub v2.00 beta3 -"can't find command -s"

[Goh Lip]

On 04/18/12 00:31, Jordan Uggla wrote:
> On Tue, Apr 17, 2012 at 4:18 AM, Goh Lip<address@hidden>  wrote:
> > Using grub v2.00 beta3, after editing menuentry using key 'e', I tried to
> > boot either 'ctrl' +'x" or 'F10'. there is an error -  "can't find command
> > -s" or "unknown command 's".
>
> Do you get this error even if you don't modify the entry at all
> between hitting 'e' and 'F10'? If so, please post your grub.cfg.

Thanks for replying, Jordon.
Yes, I do get this error even if I do not modify.

My grub.cfg listed below.
But note my boot is OS-independent, ie. I created a separate 'boot' 
partition with my (simplified text only) custom grub.cfg
(by grub-install  --boot-directory separate partition).

Also tested with the 'real' OS boot (using grub2.0 beta3) with complete 
grub 2 themes/payload etc (by grub-install OS to sda).

Similar error results.


My simplified separate grub.cfg (beta3)
http://pastebin.com/fr6G9wuA

Kubuntu OS grub.cfg (beta3)
http://pastebin.com/hE76N7Qw

Thanks and regards - Goh Lip