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by Nmn » Sun Jun 04, 2006 4:27 pm
For some reason, that error makes me think of a filesystem error, or possibly a miss configuration of your grub boot file. GRUB should be able to boot FAT32, as far as i know.
Mount it on linux and see if it reads it, whats in it, etc. Also make sure your giving GRUB the right harddrive. As far as i know, harddrives are assigned based on bios order in GRUB and Linux, so it should be the same one in linux.
And wait, How do you know its setup on hda1? You litterally have to burn an install cd, install it, and when it asks to install a boot loader, install it, insuring your not on an active partition. But, it never says the linux names for the partition, you need to know the size of your harddrive, and you can check it out in linux. I know the sizes of my harddrive, so i know where to install reactos.
The page shows a very interesting side of free loader, as it seems that freeldr.sys can act like executable kernel to grub. I ought to take a bit of a look at that later on and see how it works.