But when I do this,
Boot from the Ext2(or Dos) partition with grub
And then use loader from the partition
It says Can't find kernel/kernel.old
Then I use the ls of loader by ls
It says ' ' is bad path
what's that??
From: Dan Nelson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: M. Warner Losh [EMAIL PROTECTED]
CC:
Hi,sorry to bother you^-^
I have a problem about the loader of freebsd
I put loader,kernel.gz and mfsroot.gz in an ext2(dos) file system on
harddisk,and want to directly use grub or use grub and freebsd loader(or
other manner?) to boot the system.
But when I use grub to transfer freebsd
: I put loader,kernel.gz and mfsroot.gz in an ext2(dos) file system on
: harddisk,and want to directly use grub or use grub and freebsd loader(or
: other manner?) to boot the system.
You'll need to add support to libstand to read ext2 and/or DOS file
systems. That's the first step...
Warner
In the last episode (Jan 26), M. Warner Losh said:
: I put loader,kernel.gz and mfsroot.gz in an ext2(dos) file system
: on harddisk,and want to directly use grub or use grub and freebsd
: loader(or other manner?) to boot the system.
You'll need to add support to libstand to read ext2 and/or
Is it possible to load the loader on redboot, then
have the loader tftp the kernel over ethernet?
thanks
-kamal
--- Dan Nelson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In the last episode (Jan 26), M. Warner Losh said:
: I put loader,kernel.gz and mfsroot.gz in an
ext2(dos) file system
: on harddisk,and
In the last episode (Jan 26), Kamal R. Prasad said:
Is it possible to load the loader on redboot, then
have the loader tftp the kernel over ethernet?
There is a PXE version of the loader (pxeboot) that will load a kernel
from tftp or nfs, but it requires a dhcp server to get the server's IP
and
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