Richard Schiffelers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

> i now trying to get it to install but am getting stuck at the end where it 
> comes to getting the aboot part installed. When it tryes to install aboot 
> it gives a error message and then ask whether it should nevertheless force 
> the install of aboot. If i then afterwards try to boot from the srm console 
> is says it can't find a valid bootblock.

Could you first have a look at /tmp/exec.log (switch to console 2 using
ctrl-alt-f2)


Explaination of what DrakX try to do:

the 2 commands used are swriteboot and abootconf. 

or maybe try doing it yourself and see what happens:
% chroot /mnt
% swriteboot /dev/sda1 /boot/bootlx

or

% swriteboot -f1 /dev/sda1 /boot/bootlx

but beware, it may break things on the first partition (see man swriteboot)
(that's what force install aboot does)


then

% abootconf /dev/sda1 1



hope it will help, cu Pixel.

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