Ubuntu server

[Wenzhuo Zhang]

Ian Mar wrote:
> hi
> 
> I have tried the Grub sujection you described. :) it now boots into a
> selection screen now with 3 options: 1.Ubuntu Jernel 2.6.15-26amd64-server,
>                      2.Ubuntu Jernel 2.6.15-26amd64-server (recovery mode)
>                      3. Ubuntu, memtest 86
> 
> When I select 1 of the 3 options I get an error message saying: root (hd1,
> 0) Error 22: No such partition.

1. When you see the Grub menu, highlight the kernel flavor you want to boot,
type 'e' to edit the boot recipe.

2. "root (hd1,0)" is probably the first line of the boot recipe, and it should
be highlighted already. Type 'e' again.

3. You should now see something like below:

  grub edit> root (hd1,0)

Assuming your Ubuntu root partition is the first partition on your primary
hard drive, change (hd1,0) to (hd0,0), and then type "Enter".

4. Now type 'b' to boot this recipe.

5. After successfully booting into feisty, find the "root <device>" lines in
/boot/grub/menu.lst, and fix them manually.

This is a known bug that hasn't been fixed yet. Add your comments to this bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/109218

Your setup is different than mine. But the root cause is the same.

Wenzhuo

> 
> I have installed the 32 bit and 64bit Ubuntu server version and i get the
> same problem.
> PS. I installed Ubuntu onto a SATA HD and I also have to SCII HD running in
> hardware raid.



> 
> Sorry if the answer seems simple to you guys. I am a Linux Noob :)
> 
> 
> On 6/7/07, Wenzhuo Zhang <wenzhuo at zhmail.com> wrote:
>>
>> Ian Mar wrote:
>> > I have downloaded the 64bit server version of Ubuntu. I have gone
>> > through both Install to Harddisk and Install LAMP Server options.
>> >
>> > After installation I get a dialogueasking me to restart the server.
>> > After the reboot, I get it goes through its normal bios stuff, then it
>> > comes to a black screen with just a flashing underline. And Unbuntu
>> > does not boot.
>> >
>> > I used the (ubuntu-6.06.1-server-amd64.iso) and the hardware is
>> > 1primary SATA HD and 2 SCII HD running in hardware raid (the Scii
>> > Drive will be for my home dir). Duo Core Xeon is the process being
>> used.
>> >
>> > --
>> > Yours Sincerely,
>> > Ian Mar
>>
>> I guess Ubiquity (the installer program) installed the Grub boot loader
>> onto the wrong drive again.
>> Try booting up the desktop cd or a Grub floppy, and install Grub onto
>> your primary hard drive.
>>
>>
>> http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Ubuntu:Feisty/BootMenu#How_to_restore_GRUB_menu_after_Windows_installation
>>
>>
>> Wenzhuo
>>
>>
>>
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