> But you do not explain it right. Grub did what you asked it to do > exactly. And this done it still doesn't work. This is because the BIOS > has to read grub. And if BIOS can't find grub it fails. You are not > booted up. Errr. what ?? you have it the wrong way around. grub uses the bios, the bios knows nothing about grub (or any bootloader). Chris
