grub doesn't boot - formating a raid set as RAID, huh?

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Installed 9 on a system like so:

/dev/sda1 /vol2
/dev/sdb1 /
/dev/sdc1 swap
/dev/sdc2 -> /dev/md0 -> /vol1
/dev/sdd1 swap
/dev/sdd2 -> /dev/md0 -> /vol1

Now the system only shows "GRUB" at bootup. Much like the old "LI" problem
in LILO.  Any ideas?

Also, during installation, disk druid asked me how I wanted to format the
/dev/md0 RAID.  I could select ext2, ext3, RAID, LVM, etc.  Now, how can you
format a raid set as RAID? It already knows it is RAID.  So I selected it
just to see what it would do.  It skipped the formating of /dev/md0 and this
may also contributed to not booting.

weird.
-eric wood





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