Otto Haliburton wrote:
Let's analyze it. Grub needs the grub.conf file. You deleted hdb and
now Grub can't find the .conf file. So you need to do something that
points GRUB to grub.conf. So maybe you had a link or something else
that pointed GRUB to the .conf file.
You're not reading everything I'm telling you guys: THERE IS
NOTHING ON hdb! Everything is on hda. hdb is completely devoid of
information but for the lost+found folder, nothing else. In fact, when
the system was originally installed, it ONLY had hda, and it worked fine
and booted fine. Months later I added hdb as a backup drive, and used
it to manually copy stuff from one drive to the other. Nothing was
moved, no partitions changed, all the system files and OS in general
stayed on hda. As time went by, we started shuffling things around on
the OTHER drives you see in the df output, hdb was never made an active
partition, except for when it was needed for backup. Now that I removed
it, grub's not booting.
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