Hi Man, I do that... I create the initrd... but the machine don't boot! :(
@ 24/9, Steve Langasek: > On Thu, Sep 18, 2003 at 11:01:09PM -0300, Jozeph Brasil wrote: > > Thank you for reply-me back! > > > > The next incarnation of the Debian installer (which is what this mailing > > > list is for) seems to have some support for LVM/EVMS. For woody, the > > > steps you describe above seem very correct, except for the need for a > > > separate /boot partition. > > > But I have a separated /boot partition... > > > Look: > > > /dev/hda1 = /boot > > /dev/hda2 = swap > > /dev/hda3 = linux raid autodetect -\__ root (/) > > /dev/hdb1 = linux raid autodetect -/ > > > /dev/hda3 and /dev/hdb1 are /dev/md0 (/) root. > > > Booting from Debian CD, running lar1440.bin by blade I can create > > /dev/md0, install debian on it, the problem, how I said, is boot > > the machine. > > > How can I create an initrd booting from CD? When I try to do that > > mounting /dev/md0 in /target and chrooting, mkinitrd fail because > > /proc is null in the new /target (chroot). > > It should be no problem to mount proc under the /target with > # mount -tproc none /target/proc > > > In make-kpkg have a option: --initrd, I have tried it but the > > initrd imagem was not created... Is that option to create initrd? > > Similar to mkinitrd ? > > No idea on that one. > > Cheers, -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
