On 11/19/2019 10:49 PM, Jun Sun wrote:
> Thanks for the pointer, John. I tried that before (btw. see my comments
> under "monkey-jsun" name at the end. ;0)
>
> The CD-ROM part does not work at all. The net installer still goes out to
> the network and fetch the latest release and install.
>
> To
On Tue, Nov 19, 2019 at 09:18:33PM -0800, Jun Sun wrote:
> After some internet searching, it seems pretty clear that QEMU/mips cannot
> boot from debian CD. I hope anyone can prove that I'm wrong here.
>
> Lacking of booting from CD-ROM, the next fancy idea I can think of is to
> set up the host
After some internet searching, it seems pretty clear that QEMU/mips cannot
boot from debian CD. I hope anyone can prove that I'm wrong here.
Lacking of booting from CD-ROM, the next fancy idea I can think of is to
set up the host so that it fakes to the network installer, providing files
requeste
Thanks for the pointer, John. I tried that before (btw. see my comments
under "monkey-jsun" name at the end. ;0)
The CD-ROM part does not work at all. The net installer still goes out to
the network and fetch the latest release and install.
To prove my points, I ran with debian 10.2 net install
On 11/16/2019 6:28 PM, Jun Sun wrote:
> Obviously this method works for x86_64 and i386, probably because they have
> bios.
>
> I tried the obvious combinations on MIPS with no luck so far
>
>- add "-boot d" option; and
>- also supply the kernel/initrd in the hope they might recognize "-boo
Obviously this method works for x86_64 and i386, probably because they have
bios.
I tried the obvious combinations on MIPS with no luck so far
- add "-boot d" option; and
- also supply the kernel/initrd in the hope they might recognize "-boot
d" and read from CD-ROM
Just want to check t
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