On 10/1/07, Ted Miller [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am fairly sure that I had gotten this to work before, and I know that the
Centos4-live disk worked OK, but now (maybe since I upgraded BIOS)
They are chances you guessed the origin of the problem :-)
You can try if other live-cd like fedora 7 works and meet your need or
try downgrade your bios.
Did you add or switched any drive in your PC ?
Also you could try to put a drive in IDE0 Master.
I saw so much strange things !
I get
this sequence after booting the live cd:
Creating /var in RAM ... Done
Found Centos-live.sqfs but couldn't mount it:
Linking /usr to /centos-live/usr
/linuxrc: 1208: [: not found
Freeing unused kernel memory: 296K freed
Write protecting the kernel read-only data: 684K
Kernel panic - not syncing: No init found
Try passing init= option to kernel
So far I:
1. checked md5 of downloaded .iso
2. burned another copy of CD w/ verify after burn using KD3
3. tried CD in a VMWare machine, and it boots up fine
4. tried failsafe boot option
I am guessing that the problem goes back to the Found centos-live.spfs but
couldn't mount it line, as this mounts OK on the VMWare machine.
In case the hardware layout is confusing it, and I really do need to pass
an init argument to it, my layout is:
IDE 0 Master: None
Slave: CD drive
IDE 1 Master: CD drive
Slave: hdd (windows 2000 boot)
IDE 2 (SATA): sda
IDE 3 (SATA): sdb
IDE 4 (SATA): sdc
MB is Gigabyte K8N Ultra 9
nVidia NForce 4 chipset
F9c BIOS version
AMD64 processor
1gb RAM
Glad to supply other info if you tell me what you need and where to find it.
Ted Miller
Indiana
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