2008/5/13 M <optimizationkit@xxxxxxxxx>:
Grub doesn't support ext4, you need to have a seperate /boot that is in a supported format such as ext3. Our friends in the openSUSE camp have a Google Summer of Code student working on this:
http://code.google.com/soc/2008/suse/appinfo.html?csaid=91DC4C762E7EE6D7Hi,
I installed F9 on an ext4 partition (/ and /home) - GRUB does not
start properly, it stops after printing "GRUB" on the screen. Does F9
GRUB support such configuration?
Regards,
Michal
Grub doesn't support ext4, you need to have a seperate /boot that is in a supported format such as ext3. Our friends in the openSUSE camp have a Google Summer of Code student working on this:
- David
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