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Removed question (that should have been a comment in the first place) because the updated question has the requested information.

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edited Aug 7, 2011 at 7:13

Caleb

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menu.lstThe file menu.lst is only used by grub-legacy. YouYou appear to be using grub2, which uses grub.cfggrub.cfg instead. Grub2Grub2 also prefers to work without a device.mapdevice.map, so you might delete that as well, and then reinstallre-install grub.

You also don't specify WHAT error you get when you are dropped to the rescue shell. That information would be highly relevant.

menu.lst is used by grub-legacy. You appear to be using grub2, which uses grub.cfg instead. Grub2 also prefers to work without a device.map, so you might delete that as well, and then reinstall grub.

You also don't specify WHAT error you get when you are dropped to the rescue shell. That information would be highly relevant.

The file menu.lst is only used by grub-legacy. You appear to be using grub2, which uses grub.cfg instead. Grub2 also prefers to work without a device.map, so you might delete that as well, and then re-install grub.

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answered Aug 6, 2011 at 22:36

psusi

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menu.lst is used by grub-legacy. You appear to be using grub2, which uses grub.cfg instead. Grub2 also prefers to work without a device.map, so you might delete that as well, and then reinstall grub.

You also don't specify WHAT error you get when you are dropped to the rescue shell. That information would be highly relevant.