Bugzilla – Bug 384136
Computer reboots instead of loading the grub boot loader
Last modified: 2008-07-07 15:00:13 UTC
After upgrading from 10.3 to 11.0 (and getting through the hops I already reported), the system fails to start. Instead of getting the grub boot menu, it kept rebooting itself.
Tried to fix the bootloader both with rescue disc, repair system, yast and manually (modifying device.map, menu.lst), unfortunately it did not help. I attach the files I had after the first reboot and the ones that work right now, after a new install (not upgrade) of beta1.
Created attachment 210696 [details] Grub files The .orig files are the ones I got after getting into the system using the rescue disc.
Could you also provide /etc/grub.conf (original as well as after update)? This is the one which sets how GRUB should be installed. Looking at the attached files, I don't see anything suspicious...
Could you also attach YaST logs please?
Created attachment 213273 [details] Yast logs
Unforttunately my grub.conf.old file contains the same things as grub.conf, probably because I tried to fix the problem from yast. The current content is: setup --stage2=/boot/grub/stage2 (hd0,0) (hd0,0) quit
It seems that yast2-bootloader didn't recognize MBR and it proposed only activating /boot partition.(It should propose write generic code to MBR) It is fixed in version 2.17.1.