Goswin von Brederlow wrote:
When I say I have a grub prompt I don't mean that grub is loaded. I mean after the BIOS is loaded, "GRUB " is printed to the screen and the machine locks up.Rob Benton <rob.benton@conwaycorp.net> writes:I searched for any existing bugs matching this but I couldn't find any. Here's what I've found. Using a sarge iso from 2 weeks ago and an iso dated today I've run into problems trying to boot from the new install. Using d-i to partition a new slave drive and then installing grub (either from d-i or booting from floppy and using a grub shell) results in an unbootable partition with just a "GRUB " prompt.If you get a GRUB prompt then it did boot.