David Krings wrote: >> >> If bios sees the drives as separate things, then that's how you have >> to install grub, since it has to call bios to load the kernel. On a >> real hardware raid, bios will only see the array. > > BIOS sees them as one drive. A working F7 sees them as two drives and as > one under the /mapper dir. > I could see this to be a BIOS problem if nothing loads, but GRUB does > load at least so far as that it gets to the grub> prompt. So it is not > that BIOS is confused. It is purely a GRUB issue. > It could be a grub configuration issue. It could be that it is using the wrong BIOS device number when it tries to load the files from the grub directory. It would be interesting to see the contents of /boot/grub/device.map and /boot/grub/grub.conf. It would be interesting if the BIOS mapped the PATA devices 80 through 83, and the SATA drives as 84 and 85. (I seam to remember some BIOS's that did something like that is the past.) I would think that would make the drive hd4 instead of hd0. Mikkel -- Do not meddle in the affairs of dragons, for thou art crunchy and taste good with Ketchup!
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