update but
later. I'm not sure though.
Any thoughts where to look? The root disk is an encrypted LUKS drive.
Could it be that the computer forgets the encryption key when closing
the lid?
Hi, you include this file "/etc/passwd" ?
You use pam or nss ?
in the bootdisk howto explain this very well ok?
the link: http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/Bootdisk-HOWTO
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Hi,
I am trying to do my own root disk using debian files but I have a
problem. I do
a ram disk and put all the important files (I think) but when I boot I
have the
fallowing message and I don t understand why. Is there someone who
could help m
e?
- /etc/init.d/rcS: /var/run/utmp : Read-only
On Thu, 31 Jan 2002 19:01:34 +0200 Shaul Karl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Not enough memory?
> As far as I remember you need at least 12M RAM.
You can put Debian in 4MB, but you have to work at it, and need another
PC as your Development Box. The days of installing the major distributions
direct
Not enough memory?
As far as I remember you need at least 12M RAM.
> Hi,
>
> I bought an old Compaq Prolinea Net1/25s to use as a cheap
> mailserver, and I'm having trouble at the very early debian install
> phase. I'm planning to install via floppy and then ftp. I boot with the
> rescue disk,
Hi,
I bought an old Compaq Prolinea Net1/25s to use as a cheap
mailserver, and I'm having trouble at the very early debian install
phase. I'm planning to install via floppy and then ftp. I boot with the
rescue disk, with no obvious problem. At the "Insert root floppy" prompt,
I put in the root
Ian Frizzell said:
> Hello -
> I'm having difficulties getting the root disk to work.
> I insert the rescue disk at boot up then it load the kernel and
> asks for a root disk. I insert the root disk and hit enter - when I
> do it says "Compressed Image found at block 0&quo
Hello -
I'm having difficulties getting the root disk to
work.
I insert the rescue disk at boot up then it load
the kernel and asks for a root disk.
I insert the root disk and hit enter - when I do it
says "Compressed Image found at block 0"
And I'm not sure what I&#x
Hi, can anyone help me with this one?
I'm having problems creating a dual boot and root floppies.
I use syslinux to create the /boot diskette, and it loads fine.
The problem is that when i insert the /root diskette with a
compressed file image, i get a VFS Error: can't mount root
I use a syslinu
On Fri, 12 Feb 1999 22:58:25 EST, Pete wrote:
o, I figure, I'll make a root disk that my boot disk can load as a ram
> disk. Now, I realize I have no clue where I might find the various thing I
> may need to be part of this root disk. Is there anywhere I can find such a
> root dis
t since this kernel patch seems to
never have made its way into the kernel source tree proper, I can't find a
debian boot disk that'll recognize my controller.
So, I figure, I'll make a root disk that my boot disk can load as a ram
disk. Now, I realize I have no clue where I might fi
Great! thanks!!
I think that will help...
Ricardo
On Wed, 3 Dec 1997, Alan Su wrote:
> Debian List wrote (Wed, 3 Dec 1997 17:37:43 -0800 (PST) ):
> |>Hi,
> |>
> |>How can I make a bootable diskette that has a minimal root filesystem on
> |>it (maybe just mount, cp, ps, e2fsck, /etc and probably
>
> How can I make a bootable diskette that has a minimal root filesystem on
> it (maybe just mount, cp, ps, e2fsck, /etc and probably no networking)??
>
> I know how to make a bootable disk by copying the kernel and using rdev,
> however I don't know how I'd place a root filesystem on the disket
> How can I make a bootable diskette that has a minimal root filesystem on
The debian install disk has some of this functionality. It
prompts you when you first put it in about what you want to do. I think
after the kernel is loaded you have to switch to virtual console 2. I
don't rem
Hi,
How can I make a bootable diskette that has a minimal root filesystem on
it (maybe just mount, cp, ps, e2fsck, /etc and probably no networking)??
I know how to make a bootable disk by copying the kernel and using rdev,
however I don't know how I'd place a root filesystem on the diskette.
Thi
Hello,
after completely destroying a system when trying to upgrade from
stable to unstable (libreadline anybody?) I have/want to re-install
it completely. I need a 2.0.32 kernel (actually the 2.4x NCR/Symbios
SCSI drives which handle the NVRAM on the 875 controller and the
UW IBM HD gracefully),
What does the root disk do these days? When I first installed 1.1
you used the boot, then the root, then the base disks. Last night
I did a fresh 1.2.0 install from some mid-December disks;
the root disk was never used.
Some other things I did notice; they've probably been fixed but
I'l
Hello!
I'm attempting to do a fresh Linux install using Debian 1.1.
Unfortunately, when I try to boot up with the disks I made, I
get a "crc error<5>" when I insert the root disk. I have
already tried re-downloading the boot and root disks from
ftp.debian.org and using fres
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