Chris Jones wrote:
BIOS is not the problem as I was able to successfully boot several times
with the exact same BIOS without any problems.
This proves nothing.
The fact that you can boot a few times straight after a fresh install,
*before* any updates only proves that during the initial install the contents
of /boot are created at a point that 'just happens', through luck, to place
them on disk at a position your bios can read.
OK, but isn't the only limit in regard to the BIOS the 1024 cylinder
limit? Someone pointed out that this is roughly 8G. Since I always
booted off a partition that was past the 30G mark it doesn't strike me
as if there is a BIOS issue....unless someone digs up yet another mark
that may play a role. So if it is a BIOS 1024 cylinder issue it ought to
have never worked.
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