I've noticed a bit of a problem with grub when using the grub shell.
I have system that has a boot partition, and a logical volume
(/dev/VolGroup00/LogVol00) that is mounted as the root fileysstem. From
the
grub shell if you do this:
grub > kernel = /vmlinuz-version ro root=/dev/Volgroup00/LogVol00
With this line being the same as in grub.conf
and then boot, I get a message about appending a correct device to root=
When this is done with a standard linux partition, say /dev/hda2 or
whatever, its no problem, I only get a problem when the device is a
logical volume.
Has anyone experienced anything similar?
John
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