If you have any troubles during the boot process of your install
clients and they can't mount the nfsroot, you like to have a shell for
debuging.
You can get a shell by adding break=bottom as kernel parameter (in
a pxelinux.cfg file). This stops the boot process and spaws a shell
within the
Thomas Lange wrote:
If you have any troubles during the boot process of your install
clients and they can't mount the nfsroot, you like to have a shell for
debuging.
You can get a shell by adding break=bottom as kernel parameter (in
a pxelinux.cfg file). This stops the boot process and spaws a
This may or may not be the proper list/outlet for this, so if it's not,
feel free to let me know and I'll pursue it elsewhere, but since it came
up during a FAI installation I'll start here.
I've got a server with a Broadcom network card (a 5721) and I'm using
the tg3 driver, and the box with
This may or may not be the proper list/outlet for this, so if it's not,
feel free to let me know and I'll pursue it elsewhere, but since it came
up during a FAI installation I'll start here.
I've got a server with a Broadcom network card (a 5721) and I'm using
the tg3 driver, and the
Michael Tautschnig wrote:
This may or may not be the proper list/outlet for this, so if it's not,
feel free to let me know and I'll pursue it elsewhere, but since it came
up during a FAI installation I'll start here.
I've got a server with a Broadcom network card (a 5721) and I'm using
[...]
ipconfig is part of the klibc-utils package and most likely just tries to
get an
answer from your DHCP server at that very moment.
Ah, didn't know that's where it came from - thanks for the tip. Re:
'most likely tries...' - really? It doesn't just use the info supplied
to the
