Hi Hubert,
Am 02.10.10 12:12, schrieb Hubert Feyrer:
> Feedback welcome!
I tried it (again, I already did around half a year ago), but although
the script works fine, I was not able to boot the g4u kernel with the
stick (which is no problem using a CD).
Hardware is
Dell PowerEdge 2950
the kernel boots, but writes
exit
exit
exit
exit
...
ca. 100x on the console and reboots. So not that much options to debug
(I have attached a serial cable to the machine, though, maybe one could
re-direct the output to that one).
I think I tried to boot a usual amd64 image using this script around
half a year ago, which works fine. And - as I said - the g4u image works
perfectly on a CD. Unfortuantely, I had no luck trying to understand
what is really different (BIOS?) when using a USB stick.
But maybe it is also hardware related, so it would be interesting to
hear about other experiences.
Best regards,
Torsten
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