@Elwood

Thanks for the tip. Unfortunately I don't have /boot partition - I just have a root (/) and swap. Should I set up one? I still have free space on harddrive so it's not a big deal.

How should be AOS and Linux partition setup? Both as bootable but with different priority? On my OS 4.1 u1 SFS set to -127 priorit results in system crash after early boot menu.

I guess there is somewhere some tiny bit of action I'm missing here.

BTW: I've noticed that Parthenope on Crux 2.5 CD from sam directory has different size than the one from Acube site.

I will be grateful for any further guidance.

Well, it seems that gerograph is not the only person having problems with Crux on SAM. I'm also experiencing the same problem with Parthenope. If installed from Crux during boot it can not find Kicklayout or menu.lst. If installed from AmigaOS it boots AmigaOS correctly (4.1 and/or 4.1 u1) but I can't make it to detect menu.lst therefore Crux boot option is missing. I even made clean install on Crux without AOS and still had the same problem (the partition table was in amiga format and root in ext2).

I would be greatful if you could give us some tips regarding how partitions should be setup and their priority. BTW: after looking at Parthenope sources it seems that both /menu.lst and /boot/menu.lst are supported but I might be wrong.