Comment 5 for bug 211455

I respect your input, however I have to disagree. This problem happened
today, just a few hours ago. The problem with the CD having this problem by
default was from a CD I burned a few weeks ago, and I had my current install
since. This problem happened today after this package was updated. I didn't
update my menu.lst until after this bug manifested itself again.

On Thu, Apr 3, 2008 at 4:12 PM, Evan Dandrea <email address hidden> wrote:

> *** This bug is a duplicate of bug 8497 ***
> https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/8497
>
> Please note that the fix was *just* released and was not on the CD you
> tested with, nor do I imagine you enabled it. From the comments on bug
> 8497:
>
> "I now have a grub patch that I think shuffles the devices around
> appropriately provided that you boot with edd=on, provided that EDD
> works on your hardware, and provided that the MBR signatures exposed by
> EDD are distinct - pretty much the same conditions as in SuSE. We can't
> make this the default, I don't think, but we can make it fairly easy
> (i.e. accessible from the CD boot menu, documented in release notes, and
> such) for people to use it if grub's normal autodetection gets it
> wrong."
>
> Regarding the groot line, you modified your menu.lst in a manner that
> gave results that were explained in the very same file would occur. I
> was merely trying to point you at this documentation so you had an
> understanding of why this seemingly random result was occurring.
>
> --
> When my kernel is updated, my system will not boot.
> https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/211455
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