Is there any sort of documentation on how to use lilo or grub with LRP? I
plan on using LRP with a large hard drive, for which syslinux is not
appropriate, from what I've read. If this is not true please correct me.
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I'm trying to boot LRP from a small DOS partition on a IDE hard drive
following the instructions in the LRPHardDiskHOWTO, but I'm not having any
luck. The message I get on boot is:
Searching for Boot Record from IDE-0..OK
Missing operating system
I'm using syslinux and all the n
I'm trying to use GRUB to boot off a FAT16 hard drive partition (100MB in size,
located in the first cylinders of the disk). I installed GRUB succesfully and
on bootup everything goes well until the system tries to load the initrd image
to ramdisk, at which point I get a kernel panic proceeded by s
ry 2003 05:06, Simon Blake wrote:
> On Thu, Feb 06, 2003 at 10:37:48PM -0600, Spiro Philopoulos said:
> > BTW, thanks to Simon Blake for his GRUB mini-howto.
>
> You're most welcome.
>
> > Procedure used for GRUB (in case it's useful for solving the problem):
>
I'm using GRUB to run LRP off a hard drive and I've noticed that /proc/cmdline
is truncated and does not include all packages to load. It seems to get
truncated after ~255 characters. Has anybody that's used GRUB come across this
problem? Is there a way to get around this limit? Any info/help would
I've been using a hard drive with LRP the past few weeks, following the
LRPHardDiskHOWTO guide found at Charles Steinkuehler's website. I've had
success with getting it up and running, but it seems to exhibit a general
'flakyness'. For example, when performing a PPTP-over-PPP reconnect test (cut
t
This might not be what you were refering to but Amino Communications
(http://www.aminocom.com) has some very small mini set-top boxes that use a
PowerPC that can run Linux. Being set-top boxes they have the typical video-out
& audio-out ports but they also have an Ethernet port. From what I've hear
