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Lots of "GRUB GRUB GRUB" after install
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| ArameFarpado 2006-08-02, 7:13 pm |
| Hi there
as anyone seen the screen full of "GRUB GRUB GRUB GRUB GRUB" right after 1st
reboot after a clean installation of sarge?
This is pretty strange... what might have been wrong ?
thanks
ArameFarpado
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| ArameFarpado 2006-08-02, 7:13 pm |
| ArameFarpado wrote:
> Hi there
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> as anyone seen the screen full of "GRUB GRUB GRUB GRUB GRUB" right after
> 1st reboot after a clean installation of sarge?
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> This is pretty strange... what might have been wrong ?
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> thanks
> ArameFarpado
LOL... this is getting strange even more:
i've just change the boot sequence in bios from
cdrom-c-a to a-c
and now the system is booting ok from the harddisk.
Cool... never seen nothing like this before
;)
ArameFarpado
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| Colin Wilson 2006-08-03, 1:16 am |
| > Cool... never seen nothing like this before
IIRC LILO used to do the same thing if it didn`t install properly (I was
getting something similar on a test install I did about 5 years ago on a
box - I think at the time I had to FDISK /MBR it from a windows boot
floppy and reinstall the boot loader)
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| ArameFarpado 2006-08-03, 7:13 am |
| Colin Wilson wrote:
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> IIRC LILO used to do the same thing if it didn`t install properly (I was
> getting something similar on a test install I did about 5 years ago on a
> box - I think at the time I had to FDISK /MBR it from a windows boot
> floppy and reinstall the boot loader)
No, before i stumpt with the solution, i've reinstalled the boot-loader 3
times whitout any change.
This is a wierd effect from a wierd board.
Now the system is booting ok, if i go back to bios and change the boot
sequence again to cdrom,c,a then i get the "GRUB GRUB" stuff again.
This is a real nice board, it has a chipset integrated usb controller, but
there is no usb ports and no usb inside pins. eh eh eh, there is even an
option to enable/desable usb controller in bios options, but where are the
usb ports?
regards
ArameFarpado
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