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Well, check if you have CONFIG_FB_EFI enabled in your config. |
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> H30/01/26 0:28、Dan Johansson <dan@×××.nu>のメール: |
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> On 25.01.2018 16:24, Mick wrote: |
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>> On Thursday, 25 January 2018 13:18:13 GMT Dan Johansson wrote: |
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>>> Thanks for the advice, now grub starts and I get the menu (now I just |
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>>> have to figure out why the kernel hangs after being loaded). |
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>> Glad you got it loading. |
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>> Check at what stage the kernel oops - this would point at what in the kernel |
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>> configuration has gone awry. You must build the chipset and filesystem |
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>> drivers in the kernel (not as loadable modules), which may even drop you in a |
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>> command prompt to troubleshoot from there. |
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> The kernel did not oops, there were just the messages |
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> Booting 'Gentoo GNU/Linux' |
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> Loading Linux x86_64-4.9.76-gentoo-r1 |
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> and here it was just hanging. |
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> I normally do not like to have an initramfs but to com further I |
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> installed genkernel and let it build the kernel. |
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> The genkernel generated kernel does boot and everything, except on thing |
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> (at the moment), works - I can ssh into the box and continue configuration. |
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> The one thing that is not working is that I do not see ANY boot-messages |
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> on the console (it just says Loading Linux and Loading initial ramdisk |
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> ...), and I do not get a login-prompt and can not switch VT. |
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> But as I said, I can login with ssh and can now continue with the setup, |
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> the "Console" has to wait. |
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> KR |
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> Dan Johansson |
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