Bug#538381: the same issue?

2009-09-16 Thread Felix Zielcke
Am Dienstag, den 15.09.2009, 21:20 -0400 schrieb Yaroslav Halchenko:
 interesting enough -- I came to this bug without looking for the bugs
 related to this particular laptop (Compaq Presario 2100), but that is
 what I have ;)
 
 I was trying to reinstall the beast using daily d-i netinst images for
 squeeze.  In my case, system freezes after a second whenever installer
 menu appears.  If I fill keyboard buffer with a keystroke before menu
 appears, then menu reacts to the keypress (so if it was Enter -- it
 proceeds with installation, ie screen gets back to black), but
 nevertheless system freezes right away.
 
 
 Is there any way I could help troubleshooting the issue? may be I could
 test the last d-i image which was shipped without grub2 as the
 bootloader? what was it?
 

d-i still doestn't use grub2 by default if you install stable or
testing. Only if you install unstable you can't get currently
grub-legacy.
Well the kFreeBSD ones use grub2 for booting d-i and also for the
installed system but I don't think you use that.

Anyway when forwarding this bug I forgot about our at_keyboard driver.
At the top of grub.cfg try:
insmod at_keyboard
terminal_input at_keyboard


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Bug#538381: the same issue?

2009-09-15 Thread Yaroslav Halchenko
interesting enough -- I came to this bug without looking for the bugs
related to this particular laptop (Compaq Presario 2100), but that is
what I have ;)

I was trying to reinstall the beast using daily d-i netinst images for
squeeze.  In my case, system freezes after a second whenever installer
menu appears.  If I fill keyboard buffer with a keystroke before menu
appears, then menu reacts to the keypress (so if it was Enter -- it
proceeds with installation, ie screen gets back to black), but
nevertheless system freezes right away.


Is there any way I could help troubleshooting the issue? may be I could
test the last d-i image which was shipped without grub2 as the
bootloader? what was it?


Thanks in advance

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