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Alan McKinnon <alan.mckinnon@×××××.com> writes: |
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> Yes, I see the latest screenshot now. Must have missed that one. |
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> Harry, that error almost always indicates you do not have the drivers |
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> for PIIX compiled into the kernel. I assume you are not using an |
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> initramfs so that driver must be compiled in, not a module. |
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> In make menuconfig, it's found at Device Drivers -> Serial ATA and |
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> Parallel ATA drivers |
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Those are selected as builtin |
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> Similar for the file system driver (presumably ext2|3|4) for the |
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> partition hosting /boot, that too must be compiled in (not a module) |
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Ditto here |
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That is for the new attempt... I have yet to try booting it, but from |
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your suggestions it sounds like I may have it right this time. |
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I posted another screen grab but never saw it show up here. Trying again |
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http://www.jtan.com/~reader/vu3/disp.cgi |
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Note: |
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The first image (filename Driver.png) doesn't show the last 10/12 lines |
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of menuconfig due to monitor constraints, but they are all unselected. |