Package: installation-reports
Control: retitle -1 No reboot when installed with Debian v7.0 RC2 Wheezy
i386 on Sil 3114 + SATA drive.
Subject: No reboot when installed with Debian v7.0 RC2 Wheezy i386 on Sil
3114 + SATA drive.
I will use Wheezy 7.0 stable next time, which has since become
Package: installation-reports
Subject: No boot, Sil 3114 + SATA drive on Debian installer RC1 wheezy
v7.0 i386 20130214-11:13
My old unresolved archived bug#607301, Dated 16.12.2010, describes
this issue using Squeeze di Beta2.
This new graphical install, will not Auto Re Boot using a Silicon
Package: installation-reports
Subject: installation-report (NOW FIXED) HPT370 PATA Boots to ONE
disk, NO RAID, using V7 Installer RC1 Wheezy i386 20130214-11:13
More information is in my previous installation-reports on archived;
bug#606416 and bug#610627, about my 'False Raid Controller'.
Package: installation-reports
Severity: Critical (NOW FIXED.)
Justification: No boot means no system. No boot even with rescue-disk-pc
TITLE: installation-report_No-boot-from-raid-partition-on-beta1
My filename:
issue-instalation-report_No-boot-from-raid-partition-on-beta1-20101208.utf
Package: installation-reports
( NOW FIXED.)
Using sid (unstable) containing grub-pc_1.99~rc1.3_i386.deb
A good boot process now successfully displays the following:
HighPoint Technologies,Inc. HPT370 UDMA/ATA100 RAID Controller
BIOS v1.11.0402 (c) 1999-2011.
Press CtrlH to run BIOS Setting
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Severity: critical
Justification: Will not boot, so no system, with or without rescue-disk-pc.
Now Debian 6.0.0 is out, should I be sending this report to GRUB
package directly ?
06.03.2011 Fails to boot with Debian sid, unstable grub-rescue-pc
1.99~rc1-3 i386,
From
Package: installation-reports
Severity: critical
Justification: Will not boot, so no system.
20.02.2011.
Install then auto reboot. Failing on any Reboot with Wheezy Testing,
Unstable and Experimental.
Failing to complete auto reboot after upgrading to Debian 6.0.0 stable squeeze,
I upgraded to
My appologies Julien. Thank you for your feedback.
My report could have been a lot easier for all to read.
I am learning, and will strive to do better next time.
To save your time, there is no need to comment, unless you want to.
http://www.debian.org/devel/debian-installer/
Installing with the
Thank you Miguel Figueiredo for your kind response.
To save your time, there is no need to reply, unless you want to.
Only hpt366 is available on Debian's kernel.
( Currently Debian Squeeze, to be V6. )
OK, I assume my 'HighPoint HPT370 raid controller 2001' is, or is
partially supported, or
25.01.2011 ( di-rc 2, rc-2, Release Candidate 2. )
Installing from 'Debian squeeze-di-rc2 i386 1'
onto the same machine with more details above: Motherboard: MS5169
Processor: AMD K-6-2/400400.9Mhz
Controller PCI, Silicon Image SiI 3114 sata raid bios version 5.3.14 2006.
Using the
On 21.01.2011
Example 10: Debian Installer Release Candidate 2.
Using: 'Graphical Rescue Mode' of 'Debian squeeze di rc2 i386 Binary 1.'
Screen: 'Rescue Operations','Execute a shell in Installer environment'.
I selected the [Continue] button icon, The icon greyed out, the task froze.
I made my
Package: installation-reports
For Debian-GNU/Linux-squeeze-di-RC1-i386 .
I do not know which piece of software/package is responsible for
picking the GNU/Linux Pata_hpt37X driver,
for the Highpoint hpt370 raid controller chip. See the link below;
installation-reports
Package: debian-squeeze-di-RC1-i386-binary-1 install, on 13.01.2011.
Using: Debian Installer, Graphical Installer, Release Candidate 1.
Change of Mouse to: 'Chic' optical 'faerie' Model: 3902 C255,
features a PS/2 plug, two button and a scroll wheel.
Machine: Motherboard: A
I am still working on how to succesfully mount usb thumb drive to get
a 'di Saved Debug Log' of a machine that fails the
debian-squeeze-di-beta2-i386 install.
You can willingly have the logs when I achieve. It's just a matter of
time and research.
---
A New Observation, 23.12.2010.
When the
Bug#606242.
I reproduced on debian-squeeze-di-beta2-i386 New install,
the Wonky 'Install screen [CONTINUE] button icon', issue.
First a quick conjecture. I wonder if a mouse button action is a 'two
state' trigger ?
1.) Button pressed, and 2.) button released.
Are these actually really
Package: installation-reports
(In case of formatting issues; Composed in gedit 2.22.3 brought over
in OpenOffice 3.1.0 and emailed with Firefox 3.6.8 )
TITLE: No boot from Sil 3114 + SATA drive on Debian squeeze di beta2
i386 20101209 New install.
My filename:
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(In case of formatting issues; Composed in OpenOffice .odt v3.1.0 ,
emailed with Firefox 3.6.8 )
My new filename:
issue-installation-report_No-boot-from-raid-partition-on-beta2-i386-20101209.utf
Boot method: DVD install.
Image version: Full URL to image
Reply-to: 602...@bugs.debian.org
Package: installation-reports Christian, Sorry my submit was received
in a scrambled format.
I do not know why. (I might try taking out the Tabs if it
reoccurs.)Here is a resend of my original bug#606227 submission, with
my original detail for problem analysis and
Package: installation-reports
TITLE: installation-report: No boot from raid 1 partition on
debian-squeeze-di-beta1 new install.
My filename:
issue-installation-report_No-boot-from-raid-partition-on-beta1-20101208.utf
Boot method: DVD install.
Image version: Full URL to image downloaded. Only
Package: installation-reports
TITLE: 'DVD set' scan, debian-squeeze-di-beta1-i386-DVD-2 label
missing from install screen.
My filename:
issue-report:-No-label-shown-on-beta1-install-dvd-scan-20101206.utfb
Boot method: DVD install.Image version: Full URL to image downloaded.
The first two DVD's
Package: installation-reports
TITLE: issue-report: USB mouse and wonky install 'continue' button.
My filename:
issue-report:USB-mouse-and-rusty-install-continue-button-20101207.utf
Package: installation-reports (I could not progress the install far
enough to use the i-r package.)
Boot method:
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