Hi all,
Hoping someone can help. I have Vista on a 320GB SATA drive running fine. I've just installed a PCI-E serial SATA controller with a nice familiar chipset so I can dual boot Linux, a 250GB SATA drive is connected to this. I've installed CentOS 5 and told it to install GRUB into the bootsector of the 250GB drive.
I then booted back into Windows, installed the drivers etc for the PCI-E raid controller and then fired up EasyBCD. I added an entry for my linux install with the following options;
Hard Drive = 1
Partition = 1
Therefore the second hard drive and first partition of it. When I then reboot and select CentOS 5.0 from the bootloader list I just get a screen which says 'GRUB' in the top left. Nothing else, I can ctrl-alt-del to reboot if required.
Is this an issue due to me using a RAID controller? Any thoughts on why this is happening?
Thanks![Smile :smile: :smile:](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
Hoping someone can help. I have Vista on a 320GB SATA drive running fine. I've just installed a PCI-E serial SATA controller with a nice familiar chipset so I can dual boot Linux, a 250GB SATA drive is connected to this. I've installed CentOS 5 and told it to install GRUB into the bootsector of the 250GB drive.
I then booted back into Windows, installed the drivers etc for the PCI-E raid controller and then fired up EasyBCD. I added an entry for my linux install with the following options;
Hard Drive = 1
Partition = 1
Therefore the second hard drive and first partition of it. When I then reboot and select CentOS 5.0 from the bootloader list I just get a screen which says 'GRUB' in the top left. Nothing else, I can ctrl-alt-del to reboot if required.
Is this an issue due to me using a RAID controller? Any thoughts on why this is happening?
Thanks