GRUB2 install Target unchangeable

Bug #555636 reported by Raptor 2101
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Bug Description

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I've installed ubuntu on a system with two hard disk present. An old but huge IDE - disk and a fast sata2 disk. The IDE disk is mapped to sda and the sata2 disk is mapped to sdb.

Expectably i installed my OS to the sdb(sata2) drive. I setup two partitions (ext3 and swapped) with no specialities. All grub2 files are installed correctly to {/dev/sdb1}/boot but the Boot-loader is written to sda. There is a drop-down-box at the and of the installer but there is only sda a chooseable target.

So after the installation you have to reboot from the install cd, start the live-system and setup grub2 manually via grub-install /dev/sdb.

After the reboot the bootloader works correctly

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Evan (ev) wrote :

 This sounds like bug 539204. Can you confirm that you were using a CD dated earlier than March 20th? The CD date will be in /cdrom/.disk/info

Thanks!

Changed in ubiquity (Ubuntu):
status: New → Incomplete
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Raptor 2101 (raptor2101) wrote :

The cd is datet to March 18th.

Sounds pretty much the same, instead that i was unable to select everything or give a keyboard command. That could depend on the update i done before installing. *Using the update button on the first page(

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Raptor 2101 (raptor2101) wrote :

I've retested it today with the kubuntu beta2 (cd date 2010 04 06) an the error is still present.

Only sda is chooseable and no keyboard-input is posible

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