On Fri, Jan 10, 2014 at 1:50 PM, peter.gierschner <[email protected]> wrote:
> Am 10.01.2014 19:50, schrieb Lisi Reisz: > > Putting this on list where OP might see it! It came to me off-list. >> >> > acpi=off nolapic fb=off nofb vga=normal (and maybe 1 more) >> if you want more technical information about what's happening during >> the >> boot - append this in addition: >> debug >> >> if you can't boot in console only mode - then something is really >> wrong. >> if the problem is video - that can be resolved. >> >> HTH - Bob >> >> >> I tried that. At first I was happy because it booted normally without > error - but only one time, not reproducable. Seems to be a timíng problem. > > Shortly said: it didn´t work either :-(((( > > Now: what can be "really wrong"? > > I think the HW is ok, W7 and XP are running normally, the GParted and the > TrinityResourceKit Distros - both based on Linux - work well, too. > > > peter curious... in that case - I would definitely use the "debug" parameter, and see what the console messages reveal: - any useful error messages - how far does it get in boot before freezing - what sub-system is it attempting to load at the point it freezes? additional thought: - which kernel version is trying to boot? 2.6.x or 3.x ? maybe one works, and the other doesn't. - i suspect that the other lin dists that do work, are using 2.6x if you can tell deb-live to use the older kernel, might have different results. - Bob
