Tiny Core Linux
Tiny Core Base => TCB Talk => Topic started by: keithterrill on May 14, 2014, 11:01:55 PM
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I apologize if this is already covered. Point this poor boy in the right direction if that is the case.
I have a 38gig drive partitioned into:
Partition-0 100mg - grub, bootable sda1
Partition-1 18gig - TC sda2
Partition-2 18gig - FreeDOS sda3
The grub menu allowed me to launch a couple flavors of TC or launch the FreeDOS.
I decided to wipe out (format) and re-install a fresh TC on Partition-1. After I did this grub will not boot.
I launched TC from a CD, looked at the partitions with gparted. The grub was flagged to boot.
I changed the boot to the TC, partition-2, and did a reboot.... it booted from the hard drive.
So, short of re-installing the grub, how do we fix this... better still, what did I do that caused the failure?
thank you ever so much
keith
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You have not provided enough information to tell what you did wrong, and the clues are probably gone too.
Here are the instructions for installing and configuring grub:
http://distro.ibiblio.org/tinycorelinux/install_manual.html
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Sounds like with your second TC install you have overwitten your MBR with a new boot loader which now points to sda2 to look for the its config and files.
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Misalf and gerlad_Clark:
You have not provided enough information to tell what you did wrong, and the clues are probably gone too.
I expected this answer. And,
Sounds like with your second TC install you have overwitten your MBR with a new boot loader which now points to sda2 to look for the its config and files.
I am sure that is true... just not sure how I did it... but will go back to
instructions for installing and configuring grub:
http://distro.ibiblio.org/tinycorelinux/install_manual.html]/quote]
Thank you all....
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Check also the info file if the grub extension
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