Hello, I've just encountered a strange problem with my recently upgraded Psyche box. After a system restart to account for a new IDE HDD, the system starts to boot then hangs at "GRUB" while emitting either a continuous-tone beep or fast repeating beeps. The system files all reside on SCSI disks, and has been working just fine up until now. It does not make a difference if I remove the new IDE HDD. I can use Psyche install CD 1 to get into a rescue shell. Once there, everything looks just peachy and seems accessible. I've chrooted to /mnt/sysimage and was able browse around, bring up eth0 and SSH, then connect from another machine on the network. I also ran e2fsck on all partitions, and came up with "clean" results. If it matters, my / partition (which includes /root and /boot) is a Linux SW RAID1 mirror across 2 disks. DMESG output does not contain any errors, and all md's are reported and loaded without incident. The new IDE HDD is also detected. My question is, where should I start to search for the could-be problem and correct my current situation? Thanks. -- Best regards, Brian Curtis -- Psyche-list mailing list Psyche-list@redhat.com https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/psyche-list
