resized root, cant reboot

[goaks]

I resized root running under windows. Moved the root.disk to a new directory,and renamed new.disk to root.disk. When I rebooted the boot stopped at sh:grub. after it tried to load the new file. I renamed the old file back and it worked fine.

[bsquared (bsquared)]

ditto.

Ubuntu 9.10

Looking at the loop-mounted files they appear the same.

[Tamás Barta (bartatamas)]

Same problem.

[bsquared (bsquared)]

I ran a new installation to a new diskfile (ie. I renamed the ubuntu folder
to ubunto .*ver*). and grabbed all the stuff from the old home folder and
some scripts from etc.
Brian Winfrey
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On Fri, Dec 25, 2009 at 1:18 AM, Tamás Barta <email address hidden> wrote:

> Same problem.
>
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> resized root, cant reboot
> https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/472336
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> I resized root running under windows. Moved the root.disk to a new
> directory,and renamed new.disk to root.disk. When I rebooted the boot
> stopped at sh:grub. after it tried to load the new file. I renamed the old
> file back and it worked fine.
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