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Re: problem with Grub


From: Alex Thiel
Subject: Re: problem with Grub
Date: Tue, 28 May 2002 16:49:57 +0200
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GRUB starts only after the BIOS initialization is finished, so if you see 
something like
grub>
it is already to late to enter the BIOS setup. 

To enter the BIOS menu on your machine you'll have to press some key during 
startup. Usually it's 'delete', but that may differ. Refer to the manual of 
you computer for details.

Cheers,

        Alex

On Monday 27 May 2002 19:33, Jean Christophe Pelletier wrote:
> I'm a newbie.
> I hvave installed rh7.3 insted of win98 on my notebook.
> It was not so smart from because i could'nt access the bios (toshiba
> from 99 ). I did make a disc for install rh, but of course I lost them.
> When I trie to restart the notebook after a perfect installation, the
> computer stopped because it couldn't see the pcmcia card.
> I try several times and decide to format it all and reinstall win until
> I get more experience.
> Now my computer is formatted, but as I can't access the bios, I can't
> change from where the beast have to boot.
> Each time I try to put a CD or a disk in it, it start on it but change
> to GRUB.
> All that I have now is a blinking notebook like :
> grub>_
> I just can use the command wich are in the grub, but I just don't know
> what to do or write to get it started and install Mandrake ( as I heard
> there is no problem with the pcmcia card ).
> I know it's not a bug but I am not the first as I'm looking on the net.
> Is that possible for you to help ? like " GRUB for dummies" ?.
> I would like to know more but I'm still short in Unix/Linux world.
> Thank's for your time
> Jean Christophe
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