Vm not Booting after Physical to VM migration

Hi,
I referenced a white paper to do a physical linux 5.2 32 bit machine from Physical hardware into my OVM cluster.
All seems have gone well - template imported fine and machine creation from template also - but at startup it keeps requesting the boot disk. Seems like the bootloader is missing or cannot be found.
Has anyone had this issue before or am I doing something wrong here?
What I did realize is that we have a 140gb disk (partitioned for / and swap and boot etc....) and a 100gb partition for /u01 on the source - and the VM template as imported seems to have two 100g disk and one 140gb disk.....
Any help would be appreciated....
Regards

No worries - I modified configuration so that the disks appear in the right order. the boot device as hda and removed the duplicate /u01 device.
The duplicate comes form the fact the the multipath drivers where not loaded as when the VM was created.
Also had to fiddle with mount point a bit - but all is good and ready now!
Hardus
Edited by: Hardus on Dec 7, 2010 1:15 PM
Edited by: Hardus on Dec 7, 2010 1:15 PM

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