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Can't get GRUB to boot Linux!!!
I have installed Linux 7.2 on a IBM xseries 235 server with 5 scsi hard drives and ServerRaid-5i Ultra320 scsi controller.
I started my installation by configuring the raid controller. I created 2 arrays, raid 1 and raid5. I then proceeded to install Linux and load the drivers. After the installation, I reboot and my system and it just hangs and the screen reads " GRUB _ ". I can boot my Linux system with a boot disk, so it must be some type of Grub configuration problem. Any suggestions??? |
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