[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just attempted to PXE boot a HP Proliant ML370 G2 with systemimager
3.9.6 and
received the following kernel panic :
Freeing unused kernel memory : 164k freed
FATAL: Kernel too old
Kernel panic : Attempting to kill init !
That's because the glibc into the
Andrea Righi wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just attempted to PXE boot a HP Proliant ML370 G2 with systemimager
3.9.6 and
received the following kernel panic :
Freeing unused kernel memory : 164k freed
FATAL: Kernel too old
Kernel panic : Attempting to kill init !
That's because
Roger Chevalier wrote:
Thanks for the reply Andrea.
Works better with the ramdisk_size parameter, but the generic
kernel/initrd it did not recognize the scsi card (sym53c8xx module) I
did not invetigate why currently (may be you can tell me where to look at?)
So I use UYOK, and it works !
Andrea,
Thanks for the reply.
What options do I have ?
- Try and boot using the standard(included) kernel ?
- Try an boot using a uyok from a similar machine using a 2.6 kernel. Will
this
work ?
- Build from source on the 2.4 machine. This looks like the cleanest
solution. I have
I am trying to install some nodes using an image captured from a pre-existing
system and during the install systemconfigurator keeps creating an initrd
file called sc-initrd-2.6.9-55.ELsmp.gz and this does not work out because
the correct modules do not get included in this initrd and the
Thanks for the suggestion Ted.
I was able to look through the sample.cfg file that is provided
with systemconfigurator and get an idea of how to override the
creation and use of the sc-initrd thing.
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From: Ted Arden [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sep 14, 2007 10:07 AM
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