Re: Grub and Intrepid
Here it is (I can't remember all that stuff). I don't really, fully understand it all, but it has solved some of these issues for me in the past. Here's the copy and paste from my notes:
Chroot (how-to)
To chroot into sda2 from the Live Kubuntu CD at Konsole:
sudo mkdir /media/fixthings
sudo mount /dev/sda2 /media/fixthings
sudo chroot /media/fixthings
(Now you are “in” sda2 as root and can work from there as if you were actually booted into it.)
Initrd Fixing
From the Live CD, chroot into the sda2 partition.
Issue the following command:
sudo update-initramfs -u -v
and let it run and put things together & right for your initrd.
If the update-initramfs does not work, or hangs, you would try to repair initramfs-tools:
First, and doing a chroot into the broken partition, from Konsole, uninstall it, then re-install it:
sudo dpkg –configure -a
sudo apt-get –purge remove initramfs-tools
sudo apt-get install initramfs-tools
Then, try the update-initramfs again (as above).
Here it is (I can't remember all that stuff). I don't really, fully understand it all, but it has solved some of these issues for me in the past. Here's the copy and paste from my notes:
Chroot (how-to)
To chroot into sda2 from the Live Kubuntu CD at Konsole:
sudo mkdir /media/fixthings
sudo mount /dev/sda2 /media/fixthings
sudo chroot /media/fixthings
(Now you are “in” sda2 as root and can work from there as if you were actually booted into it.)
Initrd Fixing
From the Live CD, chroot into the sda2 partition.
Issue the following command:
sudo update-initramfs -u -v
and let it run and put things together & right for your initrd.
If the update-initramfs does not work, or hangs, you would try to repair initramfs-tools:
First, and doing a chroot into the broken partition, from Konsole, uninstall it, then re-install it:
sudo dpkg –configure -a
sudo apt-get –purge remove initramfs-tools
sudo apt-get install initramfs-tools
Then, try the update-initramfs again (as above).
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