moving stuffs between harddisk
Matthew Carpenter
matt
Tue Feb 8 06:37:00 PST 2005
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Actually, there are a few other things to be aware of.
/boot/grub/device.map needs to have the following:
(hd2) /dev/hdc
And the grub commands are basically:
| root (hd2,0) # or wherever the /boot/grub directory will live
| setup (hd2) # this actually writes the MBR. If PBR is preferred, use
(hd2,0) or whatever.
Ooops. Looks like that part was already covered.
Roger Oberholtzer wrote:
| On Mon, 2005-02-07 at 11:44, Man-wai Chang wrote:
|
|>Roger Oberholtzer wrote:
|>
|>>On Mon, 2005-02-07 at 03:56, Man-wai Chang wrote:
|>>
|>>>how do you copy the MBR if you don't use dd?
|>>
|>>You don't. If you use GRUB, you issue the very simple GRUB commands to
|>>do this. Either to the disk as a whole or to a particular partition. I
|>>would imagine that there is a LILO counterpart.
|>>
|>>For GRUB:
|>>
|>> root (hd0,0) # Or whatever your disk is
|>>
|>> find /boot/grub/stage1 # Verify that the root command is # correct.
|>>This will list the ones
|>> # found.
|>>
|>> setup (hd0) # Install GRUB on disk's MBR.
|>>
|>> - or -
|>>
|>> setup (hd0,0) # Install GRUB on disk's first
|>> # partition.
|>
|>I guess I knew how to do it in lilo (via the boot parameter), but not
|>with grub. SO in your example, if I want to write the mbr to /dev/hdc, I
|>only need to change:
|>
|>"setup (hd0)" to "setup (hd2)"
|
|
| Assuming that the /boot/grub files are on /dev/hdc, yes.
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