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On 04/17/2014 04:51 AM, Mahmood Naderan wrote:
> Hi
> Recently I faced problem installing SL6.3 on a machine. I didn't have
> such problem before so your comments are appreciated.
>
> The machine has two physical disks (D0, D1) each has 1TB capacity and I
> attach a USB flash (2 GB) which contains a live image of SL6.3. So the
> boot priority in the BIOS looks like
> JetFlash
> D0
> D1
>
> Using the installation wizard, I see a layout like this
> /dev/sda 2GB
> /dev/sdb 1TB
> / 900GB
> swap 100GB
> /dev/sdc 1TB
>
>
> The default location for GRUB is then /dev/sda. Problem is, after
> installation I remove the USB flash but it doesn't boot because the grub
> had been installed on /dev/sda (which was JetFlash) and now there is no
> such device
>
> As another try, in the installation wizard where we can configure the
> boot loader, I selected /dev/sdb (where root and swap is installed).
> This time when I remove/disconnect the flash, the boot stuck again. The
> reason is that, when I disconnect the flash, D0 becomes /dev/sda and D1
> becomes /dev/sdb. So again there is no grub!!
>
> Overall there is a loop and I haven't figured out how to resolve it
>
>
> Regards,
> Mahmood
Perhaps:
- physically swap the disks after install?
- install to /dev/sdc?
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