Karmic on sda5 with /boot/grub/grub.cfg
F12 on sda6 with /boot on sda9
update-grub created for F12:
set root=(hd0,9)
search ... UUID_of_sda9
linux /vmlinuz... root=/dev/sda6
Problem solved. Thanks.
However, the initrd line is not created. I also have CentOS on this box and its menuentry does not have an initrd line either. Could it be because Fedora and CentOS' initrd names are "initramfs-<kernel>.img" and "initrd-<kernel>.img" respectively as opposed to those of Debian and Ubuntu, which are "initrd.img-<kernel>"?
Should I open a separate report for the initrd issue?
Just tested.
Karmic on sda5 with /boot/grub/grub.cfg
F12 on sda6 with /boot on sda9
update-grub created for F12:
set root=(hd0,9)
search ... UUID_of_sda9
linux /vmlinuz... root=/dev/sda6
Problem solved. Thanks.
However, the initrd line is not created. I also have CentOS on this box and its menuentry does not have an initrd line either. Could it be because Fedora and CentOS' initrd names are "initramfs- <kernel> .img" and "initrd- <kernel> .img" respectively as opposed to those of Debian and Ubuntu, which are "initrd. img-<kernel> "?
Should I open a separate report for the initrd issue?