Daniel Kirsten wrote: >> You can fix this by booting in the rescue mode from the install CD, >> (Can you do this with the netinstall CD?) letting it mount your >> partitions. Cchroot to the mounted system, edit >> /boot/grub/device.map, and re-install grub. > > I tried this. I replaced /dev/sdc by /dev/sda in devices.map > on the USB-drive and made grub-install. It did not work. > > As a result, I can no longer boot from the built-in drive!!! > > This is a terrible desaster for me. The built-in drive contains > my working F10 installation. > > I booted from a F10 Installation CD in rescue mode. > The data is still present (under /mnt/sysimage). > > Can anyone please explain how can I make the built-drive > bootable again? > > Daniel > Do the same thing again, and change back the map. It sounds like you were working with the system on the hard drive, and not the one on the USB drive. I should have been more specific about what install to use. Mikkel -- Do not meddle in the affairs of dragons, for thou art crunchy and taste good with Ketchup!
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