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* John Gilger [bjgilger@×××××××××.net] [2002-10-24 21:18 -0700]: |
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> I just did my first Gentoo install on my Ti PowerBook G4 from a TuxCDs |
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> stage1 cd. It only took a little over 6 hours, including an emerge of |
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> gcc because the source on the CD would not compile. I just followed |
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> the instructions and everything went quite smoothly. I had a mistake |
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> to clear up in yaboot.conf and /etc/fstab that prevented reboot while |
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> I was at work an hooked up to a T-1 line. |
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couple of questions: |
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which TiBook is this? I assume an older version as AFAIK the 1.2 will |
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not boot with the newer as there are some kernel issues (these have |
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since been resolved in the benh kernel tree). |
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Which filesystem are you using? |
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Did you run "ybin -v" from the chroot after editing yaboot.conf? |
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> I fixed the config errors at home (just a dial-up) and when I tried to |
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> boot gentoo, I got a kernel panic right after the NET4: portion of the |
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> init process. |
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Right after NET4.0 in the init process is kswapd, which will start the |
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block device driver, it's possible something is missing from your kernel |
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or that there is somethig askew in your yaboot.conf .. it's very |
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difficult for me to tell without further info. |
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> It said it wanted 33 and the limit=28 and something about over |
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> reaching and 03:03 |
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nothing here that i recognize. greping through the kernel tree i can't |
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see anything that might resemble this error. |
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> Did the kernel panic because I wasn't connected to the 'net? Or???? |
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certainly an "or" ;) |
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best |
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cal |