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i.e. your ubuntu partition is /dev/sda2. you could press 'e' and input commands after the selection.

root (hd0,1)
kernel /boot/vmlinuz-xxx
initrd /boot/initrd-xxx.img

and then you could boot...

I use Archlinux :-)

By the way, do you use HP-UX workstation???

no any other way to kill these sleeping processes but reboot?? If the process goes to sleeping/hanging, do I have to reboot again and again? Here is the status of the sleeping process.

$cat...

I used RedHat and Fedora before. But they were not what I wanted. Now I use openSUSE. It is very good, I feel. Why don't you try openSUSE 10.3? It is the latest version.

ps: archlinux is pretty...