Dear members,
I have tried to install FreeBSD in my SCSI disc and I partitioned the disc in order to install FreeBSD and Debian. Firstly, I installed FreeBSD in second partition. Then I install debian and install it in first partion, with grub 2.
I could see the debian 6.0.4 was installed successfully and I wrote in /etc/grub.d/40_custom and add the following:
and update grub accordingly.
However, when I reboot I could see the FreeBSD menu but could not boot it. I did the same in version 8.2 with debian 6.0.1 and it worked. But not with the above versions. Would any one suggest what is wrong about it?
I have tried to install FreeBSD in my SCSI disc and I partitioned the disc in order to install FreeBSD and Debian. Firstly, I installed FreeBSD in second partition. Then I install debian and install it in first partion, with grub 2.
I could see the debian 6.0.4 was installed successfully and I wrote in /etc/grub.d/40_custom and add the following:
Code:
menuentry "FreeBSD 9.0" {
set root=(hd0, 2)
chainloader +1
}and update grub accordingly.
However, when I reboot I could see the FreeBSD menu but could not boot it. I did the same in version 8.2 with debian 6.0.1 and it worked. But not with the above versions. Would any one suggest what is wrong about it?