grub2 does not load my kernel?

[mrjbom]

Hello!
I compile kernel in elf format called kernel-0, and move it to the iso/boot folder, where I create the grub folder and the grub.cfg with such content:

grub.cfg

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menuentry 'kernel 0' {
	set root='hd0,msdos1'
	multiboot /boot/kernel-0 ro
}

When I try to boot from it I see a grub window where I can select kernel-0, if I select it I see the error "unknown filesystem".

Previously, my iso image would immediately run kernel.h and everything worked
(due to the fact that I have no brains, I deleted the files that were responsible for normal operation .ISO image)

[iansjack]

Delete the "set root" line and the "ro" from the end of the next line. You are not using a hard disk.

[mrjbom]

Delete the "set root" line and the "ro" from the end of the next line. You are not using a hard disk.

Thanks you.

[mrjbom]

Delete the "set root" line and the "ro" from the end of the next line. You are not using a hard disk.

Hey, please tell me how to load the kernel by default, and not choose it manually?

[iansjack]

add the lines

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set default=0
set timeout=0

at the head of the file (before "menuentry").

You should consult the grub documentation for more details.

[mrjbom]

add the lines

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set default=0
set timeout=0

at the head of the file (before "menuentry").

You should consult the grub documentation for more details.

Thanks.