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* wireless@×××××××××××.com <wireless@×××××××××××.com> [140519 21:25]: |
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> It never tries to boot. Grub just sits there withe phrase (did not copy |
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> it down) where it says what version it will boot on the screen |
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> and it does nothing (locked up?) I have to <cntl><alt><del> or push |
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> a manual reset. It never tries to load the kernel. Does not matter if |
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> I try a 3.13.7 or 3.14.x, I've rebuilt them quite a few times and did |
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> all the grub2 steps, but none of the newer kernels will boot. |
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> Nothing was done to the bios. The only change was to get rid of ATI |
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> Frame buffer support as suggested upon a recent update: |
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> * Checking for suitable kernel configuration options... |
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> * CONFIG_FB_RADEON: should not be set. But it is. |
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> * Please check to make sure these options are set correctly. |
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> * Failure to do so may cause unexpected problems. |
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> James |
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I've had problems like this with grub2 when it was trying to retain the |
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graphics mode (sorry, I don't remember the line in grub.cfg since I've |
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since removed it.) |
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I usually find grub problems by entering the grub command line and |
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typing the commands in the menuentry from /boot/grub/grub.cfg that |
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doesn't work one at a time. |
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Todd |
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