Grub and installation errors. Ok, I got my pc workstation set up with XP x64. I now want to install Linux. But, when installing Fedora Core 6 using a Live CD, I get the following error: ...

not a bad filename. I also reverted back to the 2.4 kernel and torrentflux no longer works w/ 2.4 either, same error. I did a second install and waited untill I had upgraded the kernel to 2.6.14.3 before installing all the required packages. Turned out...

Come back to the forums if needed //Otherwise, tell grub to install itself onto the MBR setup (hd0) //It will give you some diagnostic output here, just make sure there are //no serious errors. If all is good, go ahead and exit the GRUB shell quit...

Ubuntu a couple times now, all with the same results. Please help! Thanks, Joe Z What are the server specs? Check the boot order in the BIOS to make sure the correct boot device is selected and make sure GRUB is installed onto /dev/sda if you have...

Win XP Home SP2/ Fedora 6 dual OS w/ GRUB bootloader Fedora occupies hda1 and hda2 partitions Windows occupied hda3 and hda4 partitions GRUB is installed on the MBR, as opposed to the First sector of the Boot partition. Any help greatly appreciated.....

grub installation. I just installed Red Hat Linux 7.2 but unfortunately did not choose grub for my boot loader (I am dual booting w/ Win 98). Now I can only boot linux with a floppy. I tried to install grub by upgrading with the installation disk but it would...

ubuntu install. The install also went smooth. Then grub refused to work. After trying 3 different suggestions to get it to work it still refuses to get past *error 17* This all seems so simple. Ubuntu is on /dev/hdb1. Grub is correct, menu.lst is correct...

no grub)) - is there an order of installation i can do that will give me the 'original intended' setup up the top, without windows whinging about not being first on disk and/or overwriting my Grub? (or can i let it, and reinstall grub later?) - the windows...

i.e. grub) is install a liveCD that allows you to edit grub or a CD that 'fixes' it for you. It's an option while you learn. I suggest installing Mepis 7 for this (for now) as it has a utility built-in that restores GRUB to the MBR for you. It scans...

any thoughts. thanks once again you guys are great. Grub error from 2nd disk is probably because that was the one that OpenSuse installed Grub to. As that installation is no longer there it can't find the configuration file, hence the error. Don't worry about...