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Mark Knecht <markknecht@×××××.com> writes: |
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> I'm very curious - did you happen to try appending something like |
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> init=/sbin/init 1 |
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> to the boot kernel command and seeing what happens? That might be |
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> instructive about where it's really getting to or what is stopping it |
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> from proceeding. |
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Mark, I rm'ed all of it and created a new vm again. did all the |
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steps with /dev and the rest of normal install. |
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This time around the vm cannot find any media to boot from although I |
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created boot and all that with grub etc. |
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I even added the `init 1' line you suggested... but since the media is |
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not found when I try to boot into the vm... of course it does nothing. |
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So, enough time wasted.. I'm sorry to cave on you when you asked for a |
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result of the init 1 parameter.... |
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I don't have any idea where to look for the problem of not finding the |
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media but probably some kind of pilot error. |
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I need to get some work done with a vm so going with debian. |
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Its working now... tarsnap server is ready to be setup for tarsnap. |
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Done it about 1/2 hour. |
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I really appreciate your kind patience.. and have kept the thread for |
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next time I get the urge to create a gentoo vm. Very good input and |
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it does not go to waste since I seem to end up trying a gentoo vm |
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guest every few mnths. |
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Thanks to Neil as well. Always appreciate the sharp eyed comments. |