I think this is quite different from bug #7256, judging from the symptoms you report.
I bet that the first stage bootloader as written to the bootstrap partition has
the wrong path to the second stage bootloader wired into it. From the installer,
could you please:
* run through the UI up to partitioning (don't finish partitioning, though)
* change to the second virtual console (Command-F2, Command-Fn-F2, or similar)
* mkdir /target
* mount /dev/discs/disc1/part<your Ubuntu root partition number> /target
* chroot /target
* mount -t proc proc /proc; mount -t sysfs sysfs /sys
* ofpath /dev/hdb<your bootstrap partition number>
* umount /proc; umount /sys
* exit
* umount /target
I'd also like to know what kind of disk hardware you've got.
I think this is quite different from bug #7256, judging from the symptoms you report.
I bet that the first stage bootloader as written to the bootstrap partition has
the wrong path to the second stage bootloader wired into it. From the installer,
could you please:
* run through the UI up to partitioning (don't finish partitioning, though) disc1/part< your Ubuntu root partition number> /target
* change to the second virtual console (Command-F2, Command-Fn-F2, or similar)
* mkdir /target
* mount /dev/discs/
* chroot /target
* mount -t proc proc /proc; mount -t sysfs sysfs /sys
* ofpath /dev/hdb<your bootstrap partition number>
* umount /proc; umount /sys
* exit
* umount /target
I'd also like to know what kind of disk hardware you've got.