Ok.  Now we're getting somewhere.  There may be an issue with the 
geni586 image.  I'll try to take a look over the weekend.

Darrick

David Kerr wrote:
> I'll weigh in here and observe that I was unable to create a vmware 
> virtual disk using the geni586 image file... I had to use the runnix 
> image file and then copy the geni586 build into the os subdirectory.
> 
> David
> 
> 
> 
> On Fri, Oct 17, 2008 at 7:29 AM, John Novack 
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> 
> wrote:
> 
>     Not Mark here, but SPECIFICALLY the geni586 image file will not
>     install properly for me.
>     Some time back we had an off list exchange, then you got busy with
>     money jobs and it got left in the dust.
>     I will be away until Sunday, but if you can't find my response, and
>     get different results, let me know and I will resend my procedure to
>     you and the list if you'd like.
> 
>     John Novack
> 
>     Darrick Hartman wrote:
>>     Mark,
>>
>>     Specifically (I mean exactly) which img.gz (note not tar.gz) file is 
>>     wrong?  Anything with an img.gz should be an image file.
>>
>>     I'm going to have to call you on this because I just gunzip'ed each of 
>>     the img.gz files that are posted on my site and I can guarantee that 
>>     they are all image files that should be able to be dd'ed to a disk and 
>>     work.  I've used these exact files to test the following images:
>>
>>     via-serial
>>     via
>>     net5501
>>     net4801
>>
>>     I know those have worked using dd to write the img files to the CF card. 
>>       I have not tested the geni586 or viac7 images.  They were created in 
>>     the same method and should work.
>>
>>     Note that because of my limited time recently, I have only tested to 
>>     targets with a single compact flash card.  I have not attempted to use a 
>>     USB thumb drive or other target.  I should get some time tomorrow to 
>>     fire up a machine with vmware on it to do some further testing on there. 
>>       I can also try writing out these images to CF with physdiskwrite
>>
>>     The install procedure from the cdrom is not working.  The bootable image 
>>     will work.  If we want to continue to allow installation from a cdrom 
>>     under Windows, it will take some additional effort to restore that 
>>     functionality.  I've only used the cdrom for bootable testing so I 
>>     wasn't actually aware of the existence of those routines until after I 
>>     created the 0.6.1 files.  Had I known it was there, I would have removed 
>>     it before releasing the ISOs because I know it won't work in it's 
>>     current state.
>>
>>     Darrick
>>
>>     Mark Phillips wrote:
>>       
>>>     This is what I've been trying to say for a week now. 
>>>
>>>     The .img.tgz file on Darrick's website isn't an image file but rather a
>>>     collections of the manual install files.
>>>
>>>     Mark
>>>
>>>
>>>     On Thu, 2008-10-16 at 10:40 -0400, John Novack wrote:
>>>         
>>>>     IT Services wrote:
>>>>           
>>>>>     Using physdiskwrite gives me a disk which results in a kernel panic 
>>>>> on 
>>>>>     boot.
>>>>>             
>>>>     I get the same result attempting to install the img file using dd to a 
>>>>     CF card.
>>>>     I have no idea why the one step install doesn't work, and it seems 
>>>>     others do it with success, and no general interest to explore the 
>>>> failure.
>>>>     Install runnix then install the tar file and all boots and works!
>>>>     Anyone smarter than I interested in the details of the failure?
>>>>
>>>>     John Novack
>>>>
>>>>           
>>       
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