On 30.03.2011 15:55, Daniel Huhardeaux wrote: > Le 30/03/2011 15:37, Vladimir 'φ-coder/phcoder' Serbinenko a écrit : >>> I don't quiet understand: I ran "sudo dpkg-reconfigure<everything >>> related to grub>" to be sure that everything is fine, this include >>> grub-pc as you point it. Nothing helped till I removed the graphical >>> terminal. >>> >>> I installed few other servers with Debian stable after this, always >>> removed the graphical terminal W/O reconfiguring grub related stuff >>> and all went smooth. So how can the core.img differe from one disk to >>> the other? >>> >> Consider following scenario: >> You install GRUB to both sda and sdb. >> Then you do a sudo aptitude upgrade or equivalent. It finds a new GRUB >> version and installs it, updating core.img on sda and modules. So >> core.img from sda and modules are in sync. But the core.img on sdb isn't >> updated and so it gets out of sync with modules. > > This is OK: what I don't understand is that you told me to run > dpkg-reconfigure grub-pc to avoid this and that I did it (and more > than one) and it change nothing. > You can choose which devices you want GRUB to be installed to by "dpkg-reconfigure grub-pc". But I'm not familiar with packaging >> Another possible reason for such a failure is a mdraid array desync. >> Yet, there was a similar report affecting some other users to warant >> further investigation. Could you try to do in GRUB shell: >> insmod gettext >> lang=fr >> and tell the result? > > I will not be able to do anything as I don't get any grub cli ! Server > just hang after the bios stuff :-( > I mean, set GRUB_TERMINAL=console (a config that afaiu works) and try executing these commands to see if it triggers the bug.
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