Bartosz Fabianowski wrote:
loader.old??? AFAIK loader is not rebuilt while compiling kernel and
there is no such file like loader.old created!
It is installed with world and not kernel then. Sorry for getting that
wrong, I didn't check. But it makes no difference to the original poster
becau
thanks, but the issue is with the loader itself
Telling it to use loader.old should definitely work around that problem.
Unless, of course, the problem lies within something that starts even
earlier. In this case, you could always use a 6.0 CD to restore the
original, working, files.
- Bart
On Wed, 23 Nov 2005 01:36:48 +0100 (CET), Wojciech Puchar wrote
> > boot:
> >
> > Simply copy the default line and append ".old", as in:
> >
> > boot: 0:ad(0,a)/boot/loader.old
>
> loader.old??? AFAIK loader is not rebuilt while compiling kernel and
> there is no such file like loader.old created
loader.old??? AFAIK loader is not rebuilt while compiling kernel and
there is no such file like loader.old created!
It is installed with world and not kernel then. Sorry for getting that
wrong, I didn't check. But it makes no difference to the original poster
because he reinstalled both world
boot:
Simply copy the default line and append ".old", as in:
boot: 0:ad(0,a)/boot/loader.old
loader.old??? AFAIK loader is not rebuilt while compiling kernel and there
is no such file like loader.old created!
Here, you can tell the loader to boot the previous kernel:
OK boot /boot/kernel.
now, when i think of it, i suspect the reason might be CPUTYPE=pentium-m
The relevant bug is 75898, which I filed almost a year ago. It has been
fixed and MFC'd though, so it should not be affecting 6.0-release (I am
using CPUTYPE=pentium-m on 6.0 myself). Most likely, something else went
wro
