Re: Fedora 19 - Partition Not Bootable
Posted: Thu Nov 07, 2013 9:22 pm
TeraByte Support(TP) wrote:
> milonic wrote:
> > It's definitely ext4.
> >
> > Tried re installing, still the same.
> >
> > My apologies about changing things. I've just been messing around,
> > re-installing etc. Well spotted
> >
> > Question: Should I not have boot.img and core.img inside /boot/grub2/? - I
> > don't but I think maybe I should
>
> They should be there, and are copied there (or created) when you run 'grub2-install'.
>
> Have you tried this variation of the grub2-install command (based on a google
> search)?
> grub2-install --force --no-floppy /dev/sda1 (obviously substitute your actual
> root partition if it's not /dev/sda1)
If that command variation doesn't help, capture the debug output of the grub2-install command in a text file like this:
grub2-install --force --debug /dev/sda1 > grubinstall.txt 2>&1
and attach the grubinstall.txt file to a post
> milonic wrote:
> > It's definitely ext4.
> >
> > Tried re installing, still the same.
> >
> > My apologies about changing things. I've just been messing around,
> > re-installing etc. Well spotted
> >
> > Question: Should I not have boot.img and core.img inside /boot/grub2/? - I
> > don't but I think maybe I should
>
> They should be there, and are copied there (or created) when you run 'grub2-install'.
>
> Have you tried this variation of the grub2-install command (based on a google
> search)?
> grub2-install --force --no-floppy /dev/sda1 (obviously substitute your actual
> root partition if it's not /dev/sda1)
If that command variation doesn't help, capture the debug output of the grub2-install command in a text file like this:
grub2-install --force --debug /dev/sda1 > grubinstall.txt 2>&1
and attach the grubinstall.txt file to a post