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151006 João Miguel wrote: |
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> I have decided to make a pen drive with Gentoo Linux installed, |
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> to have a permanent pocket installation I can use in any computer |
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> as if it were my own. The Gentoo Wiki guided me very well through it. |
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> The problem I'm having only appears when I try to boot the pen drive |
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> physically. That is, if I use a VM as such: |
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> $ qemu-system-i386 -hda /dev/sdb -enable-kvm -m 2G |
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> I have no error messages displayed. However, if I try to boot it from a |
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> real PC, I get an error message alike "Could not find the root block |
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> device in UUID=...". Now what is weird is this: in some PCs, if I click |
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> Enter to try and use the same device, the system boots normally, or if I |
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> drop to the shell, I can do blkid and see the root partition (usually |
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> sdb4 or sdc4). But in at least one PC, the root device is not detected. |
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Did you try other USB sticks, which you know work in other machines, |
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in that one machine ? Otherwise, it mb something awry in that machine. |
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