[RULE] Slinky 0.4.01: cannot create /dev/null
Franz Zahaurek
fzk at fzk.at
Tue Sep 21 03:17:24 EEST 2004
Hi Marco,
"M. Fioretti" <mfioretti> writes:
> On Mon, Sep 20, 2004 08:01:57 AM +0200, Franz Zahaurek fzk at fzk.at wrote:
>
>> This happens if setup.sh cannot find any harddisk. This is the code:
>>
>> avail_devices=`/sbin/fdisk -l | grep Disk | cut -d " " -f 2 | cut -d "/" -f 3 | cut -d : -f 1`
>>
>> Change to the second virtual terminal and try: fdisk -l
>>
> For the record, if I boot with tomsbrt and run *its* fdisk -l, it
> returns the correct partition table on
>
> Disk /dev/hda
I have no explanation for this. Could you please try booting
with the two floppies. May be the cdrom as hda is disturbing.
To your information, these are my actual tests:
I have now a LAN for testing at home and did the following
installation methods with success (= the installed FC2 can boot):
cdrom
image
rpms
ftp
In the first three cases FC2-rpm ist loaded with the simple
busybox-rpm. With the inst-method ftp this is not possible. But
busybox has another applet: ftpget. I used it to get the rpms that
are nessecary to bootstrap FC2-rpm. Will try to put this new version
on the net tomorrow (21.09.2004) evening.
Please tell me, which network-card is in your notebook, because this
must be configured in the booting kernel or as module.
About booting with slinky-cdrom:
Booting from cdrom as you tested it after makeiso.sh cannot work at
all now. The contents of rule_iso is based on kernel 2.4 and these
modules don't work with the booting kernel 2.6.8.1.
Thank you for testing.
- Franz
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Franz Zahaurek fzk at fzk.at
Gymnasiumstr. 26/7 http://www.fzk.at
1180 Wien
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