Success! Grub no longer hangs.
I reformatted the hard disk, installed Vector Linux 5.9 Light, ran zcat
on /proc/config.gz, copied the resulting file to a USB flash drive
formatted with the ext3 file system, reformatted the hard disk, and
redid the LFS project (I took the opportunity to write
Dear Sir, or Madam,
Over the years I have tried to install LFS, and have generally completed
the part 1 installation successfully, before I have to stop for some
reason. I live and work around the world.
However, this time I have not been able to pass Adjusting the
Toolchain in Part 1. I
Hello,
I'm trying to move an IDE LFS drive from an older PATA computer to a new
SATA computer. I've been unsuccessful so far.
After literally hundreds of iterations/permutations of Master/Slave, various
'rdev' settings, BIOS settings, kernel ... root=/dev/... in GRUB, Linux
versions
Hi there,
I think you are missing the driver for your hard disk controller in the
kernel (or as a module to be loaded by initrd). Try booting from a
livecd again and look at the output of lspci and lsmod, try to work out
which module is your disk controller, then recompile your lfs kernel to
John Brookbank wrote:
Dear Sir, or Madam,
Over the years I have tried to install LFS, and have generally
completed the part 1 installation successfully, before I have to stop
for some reason. I live and work around the world.
However, this time I have not been able to pass “Adjusting the
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I'm trying to move an IDE LFS drive from an older PATA computer to a new
SATA computer. I've been unsuccessful so far.
After literally hundreds of iterations/permutations of Master/Slave, various
'rdev' settings, BIOS settings, kernel ... root=/dev/... in
On 2008/05/19 Mon PM 06:00:57 EDT, Phill Upson wrote:
I think you are missing the driver for your hard disk controller in the
kernel (or as a module to be loaded by initrd). Try booting from a
livecd again and look at the output of lspci and lsmod, try to work out
which module is your disk
