On Tuesday 15 July 2003 09:24, Lars Oeschey wrote:
> I guess a 'abootconf /dev/c0d0p2' will do the correct thing for me,
> since I boot from a raid?
That is:
abootconf
device- The linux device representing the drive on which /etc/aboot.conf is
stored.
num- The partition number on which /etc/a
Am Dienstag, 15. Juli 2003 15:14 schrieb Tyson Whitehead:
> Sounds like you must have installed a new copy of aboot at some time
> on the front of your drive (i.e. did a 'swriteboot /dec/sda bootlx'
> -- bootlx is built with the Alpha kernel and contains the aboot
> image).
hm, I installed aboot
> A "boot drb0 -flags 1" (which points to my 2.2.20 kernel) doesn't work
> correct, since aboot tells me it doesn't know what to do with the first
> partition (swap)
>
> fortunately, I could get up again with "p 2" (pointing to partition 2) and
> "1" (using aboot config 1) in aboot.
>
> Seems I rea
hm, what I feared happened, the machine doesn't boot that kernel. A bit of
thinking would have made that obvious to me, I have "root=/dev/rd/c0d0p2" in
aboot, but without DAC960 support in the kernel, it can't be mounted at boot
time.
A "boot drb0 -flags 1" (which points to my 2.2.20 kernel) doesn
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