Re: how to fix where grub boots from
Dne, 18. 05. 2009 00:23:05 je Mark Neidorff napisal(a):
> Hi all,
>
> A system that I am building has 2 HDDs--one is EIDE the other is
> SATA.
> Etch
> is installed on the EIDE drive and an almost complete update from
> Etch
> to
> Lenny is installed on the SATA drive. Normally grub boots from the
> SATA
> drive. Last night there were power problems and today the system
> boots from
> the EIDE drive instad of the SATA drive. What command do I issue to
> tell
> grub to boot from the SATA drive again? (all the files are still on
> the SATA
> drive. This is just a matter of telling grub where to read menu.lst
> from)
>
> Thanks,
>
> Mark
>
>
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The first thing I'd try is make the SATA drive bootable (or "active")
and clearing the "active/bootable" flag from the ATA drive. This is
easiest done by means of a partition editor. But first, check your boot
sequence in the BIOS: SATA must come first.
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