ATV Boot with Ubuntu 10.10

[Markosjal]

I have tried using the ATV bootloader with linux Mint 10 (ubuntu
10.10) , and when it did seem to start booting I had references to
kernel modules that would not load then was taken to Ubuntu root
console. After some investigation it seems that possibly ATV
bootloader was not loading the kernel ad defined in the grub .lst
file?????

How can I manually specify that ATV loads via the grub .lst file?

I know the Mint install works because I tested it on a PC prior to
adding the ATV bootloader

[DFishburn]

Is that running the new grub2?
If so, that is not supported by ATV, though there is a patch for it.
You can google for it, I don't know a lot but just went down all this
path and bailed to install XBMC instead.

[Markosjal]

It is Grub 1.9x as I recall.

[Markosjal]

Ok so either I am dumb or the GRUB version numbers are as I have
discovered that GRUB 1.98 is version 2 not legacy grub. Therein lies
my problem. SO can I not use ATV bootloader with GRUB 2?

Guess I will have to try GRUB legacy on Mint 10??



On Oct 3, 5:13 pm, Markosjal <markos...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I have tried using the ATV bootloadeAT r with linux Mint 10 (ubuntu

[davilla]

recovery-1.0.tar.gz support grub2, see the downloads section. create
atv-bootloader, replace the recovery contents with contents of
recovery-1.0.tar.gz.

[Markosjal]

thanks but that did not work either

[Scott D. Davilla]

recovery-1.0.tar.gz supports grub2

[Andrew Brasher]

Can anyone help me restore my ATV without a backup?

I am very new to Linux and I am anxious about following code commands *blindly.

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[Markosjal]

As I stated earlier , the version 1.0 did not work either. I can boot
to Mint from the thumb drive on a PC and I can start the ATV with the
ATV partition. I just can not seem to get from ATV bootloader to Mint,
and I see no real no examples nor much explanation here.

On a further note when booting ATV to the 1.0 version the moment the
penguin appears above the scrolling boot text, all I see is rolling on
the screen. TV can not display whatever resolution accurately. This
did not happen on previous version

[Markosjal]

What do you want to restore it to?
Factory image?

On Oct 4, 11:13 pm, Andrew Brasher <and...@inkmd.com> wrote:
> Can anyone help me restore my ATV without a backup?
> I am very new to Linux and I am anxious about following code commands *blindly.
>
> On Oct 4, 2011, at 1:03 AM, Markosjal wrote:
>
> > It is Grub 1.9x as I recall.

> factory i