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Roy Wright <roy@××××××.org> writes: |
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>> I really have no idea what to change when I boot off the install |
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>> media. |
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> So you have grub installed, the grub menu appears, you select a boot |
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> option, boot starts, the usual kernel messages flash by, you get to the |
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> second part of the boot where the lines look like: |
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> blah... [OK] |
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> Then something goes crazy. |
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Yes, just the first few `blah [ok]' lines... maybe 3. |
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> Assuming that's the scenario, boot with your install media, enter the |
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> chroot, then take a peek at the logs in /var/log. Hopefully you can |
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> find |
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> a hint. |
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In progress on you suggestion now. |
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But no syslog is running in the chroot.(is it?) But still looking |
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around. |
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And just incase its something related to the newest kernel I've |
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downgraded to 2.6.29-r2 and building from an old .config of 2.6.28. |
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(not genkernel on this one) |
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