Thank you all for your replies.
I may have found the problem, although I'm not sure because I ended up
re-installing: tired of using live CDs and rebooting to see if my changes
had any effect on the problem, I decided to do an ftp re-installation... but
when I created my network connection, I kept
2008/3/2, Stephen Wilkinson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hello All,
>
> Thank you for your replies.
>
> To answer a few questions:
>
> * versions before and after ugrade (I'm can see I've probably
> attempted a combination which won't work...)
> - kernel: 2.6.15-2 ---> 2.6.22
> - udev: 079-1
> - i
Hello All,
Thank you for your replies.
To answer a few questions:
* versions before and after ugrade (I'm can see I've probably
attempted a combination which won't work...)
- kernel: 2.6.15-2 ---> 2.6.22
- udev: 079-1
- initscripts: 0.7.1-17
- mkinitrd 1.01-25 -> mkinitcpio 0.5.15-2
When I upgr
Stephen Wilkinson wrote:
Hello everyone,
After upgrading the kernel alone (and after fixing some kernel panics
-- see postscript) the boot sequence now stops at loading the modules
([DONE]) and goes no further: the cursor blinks and I can type
characters, but I never get a shell prompt. It see
> Stephen Wilkinson schrieb:
>> I tried booting into different run levels (adding 1 or 3 to the kernel
>> line of grub), but it makes no difference.
> I'm no dev - but as far as I know the bsd-style initscripts gave
> ArchLinux no runlevels like you find them in SysV-style systems like
> Debian or
Stephen Wilkinson schrieb:
I tried booting into different run levels (adding 1 or 3 to the kernel
line of grub), but it makes no difference.
I'm no dev - but as far as I know the bsd-style initscripts gave
ArchLinux no runlevels like you find them in SysV-style systems like
Debian or SUSE.
Run
On Fri, Feb 29, 2008 at 3:41 PM, Roman Kyrylych
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 2008/2/29, Stephen Wilkinson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> > After kernel upgrade I got kernel panics because I hadn't changed
> > initrd26.img to kernel26.img and /dev/hda5 to /dev/sda5 in Grub's
> > menu.lst (as you can s
2008/2/29, Stephen Wilkinson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hello everyone,
>
> After upgrading the kernel alone (and after fixing some kernel panics
> -- see postscript) the boot sequence now stops at loading the modules
> ([DONE]) and goes no further: the cursor blinks and I can type
> characters, bu
Hello everyone,
After upgrading the kernel alone (and after fixing some kernel panics
-- see postscript) the boot sequence now stops at loading the modules
([DONE]) and goes no further: the cursor blinks and I can type
characters, but I never get a shell prompt. It seems the boot sequence
doesn't
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