Subject: Re: Trying to use GRUB to boot NetBSD 1.5
To: scott worley <folokai@earthlink.net>
From: Space Case <wormey@eskimo.com>
List: port-i386
Date: 08/31/2001 18:02:20
On Aug 31, 7:39am, scott worley wrote:
>This does start booting NetBSD but the process stops and queries me for
>root location.
GRUB does not grok the new boot info structure that current kernels use
by default. I saw there was two ways to handle the problem -- teach
GRUB about the new structure, or to compile the kernel with "options
COMPAT_OLDBOOT" (not documented AFAICT). I chose the latter. ;)
~Steve
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