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From: <sa...@in...> - 2004-04-22 11:39:49
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Hi All, I am a trainee, doing my summer training=2E I have an unique problem: I am needed to call a 32bit protected mode function from a int handler routine=2E Please let me know how to call a 32bit protected mode function from int13_handler function of grub=2E Looking forward for a positive reply=2E Thanks Samir -------------------------------------------------------------------- mail2web - Check your email from the web at http://mail2web=2Ecom/ =2E |
From: Arthur S. <ast...@pt...> - 2003-05-22 18:03:33
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I install linux redhat 7.2 using grub as my boot loader and when the = system reboots it gets to where it starts to load info from the hd and = the screen becomes filled with a bunch of numbers and locks up. But I = can use the linux rescue option and access the data on the drive. What = am I doing wrong? Arthur Stephens Sales Technician Ptera Wireless Internet ast...@pt... 509-255-9204 |
From: Kord C. <ko...@gr...> - 2001-12-13 20:13:53
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Robert, The primary thing that tipped me off on what was going on is the header "****START OF GRUB CLIENT****". That header is not in the current version of the client, nor are the errors presented the same way. I suspect that you are actually running an earlier version that may be installed in /usr/local/bin/grubclient. You can confirm this by running a "grubclient -V" to see the version number. You need to be running: grub-client-0.2.2 If you are running from the src directory, be sure to start it by typing "./grubclient -v". Hope this helps! Thanks for running the client. Kord On Thu, 13 Dec 2001, robert wrote: > All of a sudden, I'm having a problem with the grub client. I've > re-downloaded the source and compiled again (after wiping out the old > conf file) and get the same problems. > > robert@linux(/usr/local/bin)$ /usr/local/bin/grub -v > ****************START OF GRUB CLIENT************* > > /usr/local/etc/grub.conf(19): AltClientID = 0 > Unrecognized parameter > grub: cannot read config file. Exitting. > > > If I comment out the AltClientID line, it gives me similar errors on all > the rest of the lines that aren't commented out except for the max > bandwidth line. > > If I comment out all the "problem" lines, the client runs, but I get the > same site visited 3 times, and the results differ between the three! > > I was running linux kernel 2.4.16, but switched back to 2.4.12 (where I > have run grub sucessfully before), but I get the same problem. > > What additional information do you need to help me? > > Robert > Client 325 > > -- -------------------------------------------------------------- Kord Campbell Grub.Org Inc. President 6051 N. Brookline #118 Oklahoma City, OK 73112 ko...@gr... Voice: (405) 843-6336 http://www.grub.org Fax: (405) 848-5477 -------------------------------------------------------------- |