On 2012-09-01 02:26, Andrea Borghi wrote:
> I was installing my net5501-70 with the new debian wheezy ...
>
> The grub2 boot loader hangs before even presenting the menu it should.
>
> ...
>
> Someone has ideas on how to resolve this or just how to perform a
meaningful
> debug session? I just hate when someting hangs without saying
anything. grrr. :)
> I was installing my net5501-70 with the new debian wheezy ...
>
> The grub2 boot loader hangs before even presenting the menu it should.
>
>...
>
> Someone has ideas on how to resolve this or just how to perform a meaningful
> debug session? I just hate when someting hangs without saying anything. grrr.
I don't know if it is related to your problem, but I had something
similar happen to me when upgrading to wheezy. The resolution was
simple enough; I just manually re-installed grub ("grub-install
/dev/sda"), and the problem went away. Although maybe power-cycling or
something else was also part of it. Of course, you'll have to boot
without using grub to do this, but if you already have PXE boot set up,
then this should be simple enough.
You have probably already tried this, but sometimes the obvious does get
overlooked, so I thought I'd mention it.
- Lon
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