Jason Thomas wrote: > > As said, after installing, raid-1 is installed. For future kernels, > > the raid drive (/dev/md0 in my case) is the one to use. Then the "# > > kopt" is set according to that. > > > > A new kernel (equal to the installed official image) is installed - > > and de-installed. Then grub has changed the original settings for the > > first kernel installed. The one that should be used as rescue kernel. > > oh okay i see. > > use kopt_x_y_z where x_y_z is the version you want. > > that way. > > kopt=root=/dev/md0 > kopt_2_4_6=root=/dev/hda1
Note that the kernel installed by the install system is 2.6.8. The one that I compile (in this case without changes) is also 2.6.8. I don't think the setting kopt_2_4_6=root=/dev/hda1 will solve the problem. I think that the delimiters ##... (for entries at the end of menu.lst) may be a problem. The installer should NOT place entries between them. Grub should only change things within them. Could that be a solution? John -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
