> I think I found the problem (at least on ONE system).
>
> First there are a LOT of messages refering to the device at 02:00
> (apparently /dev/fd0). Then there is a slew of messages refering to a
> device at 03:00 (apparently /dev/hda).
>
> In this system, with this boot, there is no disk in /dev/fd0 and there
> is an IDE hard drive at /dev/hda, and a CDROM at /dev/hdc. However, the
> CDROM fails in this environment.
This is what I would expect to happen...without a floppy (or other boot
device with a pkgpath.cfg file to override the syslinux.cfg setting), the
default CD-ROM image expects the CD to be on /dev/hda. If it's not, and
there's no mountable boot device (ie no floppy in the drive), the normal LRP
search for a boot device takes over. It will mount the first device it
finds a recognizable file-system on, which is probably your hard-disk on
/dev/hda, not the CD.
> The syslinux.cfg on bootdisk.ima says:
>
> append= ... BOOT=/dev/fd0,msdos PKGPATH=/dev/hdc:iso9660 ...
This is confusing...did you modify the CD image before burning it? Which CD
image are we talking about here...
> I also noticed that there is a root.lrp both on the CDROM and in the
> CDROM boot image - and both are different.
This should definately not happen...again, please provide details on the
image you're using.
> I also managed to get the CDROM running on another system; however, it
> didn't tell me what the password was.... hmmm....
>
> I tried the obvious ("password", "", "secret") with no success. I
> suspect there's some documentation I should be reading - think I'll go
> read the "readme" or "readme.1st" file on the CDROM ;)
There shouldn't BE a password, unless you're using the really old LRP-CD
based on Eigerstein, which was a snapshot of an internal version I made,
with the password of "changeme".
Charles Steinkuehler
http://lrp.steinkuehler.net
http://c0wz.steinkuehler.net (lrp.c0wz.com mirror)
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