Hello Mr. Jeff,
Also I'm loading initrd via GRUB, so I'm interested
in the problem you found.
>GRUB 0.5.94 does not work correctly with Linux initial ramdisks.
Have you checked the previous initrd discussion?
Possibly found in the archives at the end of Feb/2000,
subject was "two questions".
>
Hi Folks,
GRUB 0.5.94 does not work correctly with Linux initial ramdisks.
Actually, it works with kernel 2.2.14 and presumably older kernels,
but it stops working with kernels somewhere around the 2.3.x series.
On 2.3.99pre3, the kernel segfaults on boot. Kernels in the 2.3.40
range panic, comp
So I continued working !!
As I mentioned befor, I can start GRUB diskless !
I did the test and development on a NE2000 nic.
Now, my 'patched' GRUB detects, whether it was booted
by netboot or 'normal' by disk.
If GRUB is booted by netboot, it sets up the
network by a 'bootp' call (not 'rarp' ye
Hi people,
As of two days ago, GRUB in the MBR of my hard drive won't load anything
over 1024th cylinder. That day I booted, replaced the linux kernel image
with a new copy, rebooted and poof, it halted. Didn't even display an error
message. After using a rescue disk, and reinstalling grub into t
Your message dated Fri, 31 Mar 2000 23:15:16 +0200
with message-id <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
and subject line version 0.5.94 is available in unstable, closing
has caused the attached Bug report to be marked as done.
This means that you claim that the problem has been dealt with.
If this is not the case
Hi all GRUBers !
I tried the first netbooting of grub with
the netboot-0.9.0 package of Gero Kuhlmann,
and I was successful. GRUB starts perfect.
The next step is the netbooting of menu.lst !
Lets see how to solve.
Furthermore I have to build in my 'hacks' in
a deliverable form :-)
Cheers
OKUJI Yoshinori <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> All I want to say is "go ahead!" :-)
Alright. I've created the necessary glue to load GRUB over the network
via PXE, and have successfully done so. I'm now looking at how GRUB
actually works, so I can make it do something more useful ;-)
Hello,
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: GRUB for NetBSD
Date: Mon, 25 Oct 1999 03:11:44 -0500
> I'm working on making it identifyable.
I'm wondering if you have already done this task. I like NetBSD, so
I'd like to support NetBSD ELF kernel if possible. Could you tell me
the curre
Well, I for one, and I suspect the rest of the OpenBSD community, will be
very pleased to see the results of your work. Currently, there is no way
(that I've found) to remoteboot OpenBSD on i386. A second stage loader like
Grub, that's capable of booting so many different OS's would be a godsend.
