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I dual booted Arch LInux (x86_64) and Windows 7 (x64) for a while now but I needed to reinstall Windows 7.
As I thought I'd get some grub issue's, either way Windows making a new bootloader. This happened as expected and I managed to get my old grub back.
Windows is still booting up, but I think the installation messed up my volume labels. when I fdisked my installation there's a different partition table as I had, sda7 and sda8 for example are switched. I can still mount every linux partition and browse them though. ( every file still is present)
When I try to boot up Arch through grub I get the error that no filesystem is specified or that there are more then 1 signature. This is because it's trying to boot from sda7 which has been changed to the swap memory. When change the grup boot options to the proper partition (sda8 and rootfstype) I get the error that it's unable to mount my home (that's on a different partition, so I guess that volume label has been changed as well).
I have no idea how to rename /dev/sda's or how to solve this problem. I hope somebody is able to help me out here ![]()
If you need any more information to give me an answer, I'm happy to provide it for you
Last edited by roelove (2011-01-16 22:02:56)
Windows xp -> windows 7 -> Ubuntu -> Debian -> Arch x64 (AwesomeWM) + Windows 7 x64
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You can always mount the partitions by uuid, no more problems with name/location changes.
R00KIE
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Thanks for your reply R00KIE I'm going to take a look at that for sure. In the meanwhile I got it working by creating a chrooted environment and editted my mstabs and fstabs so that the volume labels matches with what they are now.
I still got the different volume names now, but it works as before ![]()
edit: I just see somebody else who had a same problem. If I'd look for that topic in the first place it wouldn't took so much of my time. Ah well, I guess that's were newb's are for.
Last edited by roelove (2011-01-16 22:52:00)
Windows xp -> windows 7 -> Ubuntu -> Debian -> Arch x64 (AwesomeWM) + Windows 7 x64
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