I've successfully installed Debian Lenny onto an SD card in my new
SheevaPlug and it booted fine. I then followed Martin's instructions
for fine detail adjustments (renaming the host, adding ntp, "apt-get
dist-upgrade" etc.) before attempting to re-boot. I did one extra
thing, which was to edit /etc/fstab to reflect where my / partition was
- on the MMC card. Without that the "apt-get dist-upgrade" failed. I
then finished off the upgrade and re-booted.
It now gets as far trying to boot and says:
## Booting image at 00400000 ...
Bad Magic Number
and returns me to the monitor prompt.
As part of the apt-get dist-upgrade I noticed that the kernel went from
2.6.29 to 2.6.30. Is there an extra step needed to get the new kernel
properly installed?
TIA,
John
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