Comment 83 for bug 403408
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| Matthias (linux-matthiasfirner) wrote | #83 |
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Upgrading your Computer's BIOS most probably solves this problem as well:
I had the same problem with an HP compaq nc4400 notebook which had been upgraded to a 320 Gig HDD.
I was able to solve the problem by upgrading the BIOS.
This cured the BIOS' 128 GB HDD Bug and made the grub-Problem simply go away.
HP offers BIOS updates not only using a windows program, but also as a bootable FreeDOS Image.
The same is true for an old Dell 510 (also only recognizing 128 GB HDD). Since I upgraded the BIOS to ver A04 (that's the version without the 128GB HDD bug), in boots just fine.