Bug#288351: Debian installer bug report
reassign 288351 grub-installer
retitle 288351 Problem installing grub in RAID/LVM installation
thanks
On Monday 03 January 2005 10:19, Marjan Blatnik wrote:
> GRUB can't find the kernel image.
> GRUB looks for kernel in (hd0,0),
> but the kernel image is located in (hd0,1).
What was the actual error message from grub?
> It seems that d-i expacts that the /boot partition is always at
> (hd0,0). Becouse I have windows installed in 1st partition, I choose
> the 2nd partition for /boot, the 3rd for swap and the 4th for vg0.
> I tested mirroring with volume manager, but I have only one disk.
No, it really does not 'expect the boot partition to always be at
(hd0,0)'. It will take into account the mountpoints you selected for /
and /boot (if that's on a separate partition as in your case).
My guess is something else is happening here. Maybe it is related to
having / on LVM/RAID and /boot on RAID. This is not supported perfectly
yet.
On which partition did you ask GRUB to be installed? MBR or other?
Could you please check if the installation logs (/var/log/debian-installer
on the installed system) provide any helpfull information?
Cheers,
FJP
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