On Tue, Aug 21, 2001 at 09:57:17AM +0100, Elgar, Jeremy wrote: > Hello > > I'm having trouble installing Linux on both an Indigo2 and an Indy. > I've set up a DHCP server and a NFS server (in fact both running on a > OpenBSD Box) > > Downloaded a root filesystem, and a kernel (in fact quite a few kernels) > > I boot the SGI (doesn't matter which one) and unset the netaddr, then do > something like the following > > boot -f bootp()thekernel init=/bin/bash nfsroot=1.2.3.4:/path > > Now in both cases it seems to download the kernel okay, then just hangs and > I have to reboot. > > Any ideas? Its kind driving me mad. > Do I need to supply any more info?
I had the same, but for my Indy works: bootp(): ip=auto eloy -- . . . , . , | _ __. _.|_| |_| Krzysztof "eloy" Krzyżaniak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> |(_) /_(_] | | Oficjalna strona kabaretu Loża 44 http://loza44.topnet.pl/ Był zdun. Zapytał gdzie piec. Pokazałem mu. Upiekł sobie i poszedł.
