Barry Johnson wrote:
Just do a "grub-install /dev/hda" to reinitialize grub on the correct
partition and everything should be fine, KISS.
You'd think it'd be that easy. It wasn't. I did try that, and got
the same result. For some reason now, it absolutely must have an
/dev/hdb otherwise it just won't boot. I know this isn't a BIOS issue
because that's working just fine, with or without the drive. This is a
Grub booting problem and I can't figure out -what- exactly.
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