Re: SCSI-Problem

[Christian Stalp]

Sorry for the delay...
> First of all try a current version of GRUB (0.90, CVS snapshot, etc...)

I did 
 
> The BIOS has a config, if to boot from SCSI or IDE. This setting also
> influences
> GRUB, as (hd0) is an IDE disk or a SCSI disk (SCSI first). So the
> simplest way 
> is to do the BIOS setup to have SCSI first, then boot from floppy.
> On the command line of GRUB use
> 
>       setup (hd0) (hd0,0)
> 
> to install GRUB on the first BIOS disk, which is the SCSI now.

If I change the bootsequence for SCSI-first, I cannot boot from the
Grub-floppy.  And even if I change it this way, the IDE-drives will be
recognize first. I have no option on my BIOS to scan SCSI-first.

I want to notice again that the command   find  /boot/grub/stage2 
shows only the stage2 on my old IDE-linux-system.
That seems to me very strange. 

Gruss Christian

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