I recently upgraded my ibook G4 (ppc) to hardy and the upgrade was
somehow borked. I don't know what happened exactly. I see usplash for
long time and then get a shell (ash).
So I decided to do a reinstall. I used ppc nightly 'Alternate CD' of date 26th.
It also has this issue. So certainly this
Patrice, can you confirm whether this issue exists with either the
upstream kernel as Leann mentioned, or with the current hardy kernel as
included on more recent daily live images?
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With daily dekstop i386 20080125 i can't boot too.
Here are 2 messages that may be interresting :
hdc: UDMA/33 mode selected
and
[48.64.8954] Driver 'sd' needs updating - please use bus_type methods
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I's installed a alternate version (1 week old) so:
Why can i boot and install with alternate kernel and not with desktop
kernel ? What's the differences ?
I'v noted a big problem with alternate install, that may be informative for
this bug. Tell me if i should create a new Bug report.
This
Should i report this bug upstream ?
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Hi Patrice,
If you are able to confirm this issue exists with the upstream kernel,
then yes I'd really encourage you to also make an upstream bug report at
bugzilla.kernel.org. For help with building and booting the upstream
kernel as well as reporting bugs at bugzilla.kernel.org, please refer
I don't know if this is a possible workaround. Would Installing with
the Alpha-2 CD and using the internet to upgrade be acceptable?
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So with a:
PLEXTOR PX-740A - can't boot
Matsushita SR-8584-B - can't boot
but with a :
Traxdata CDD4911/45 - i can boot ! :)
This is definitively a kernel bug. Some cd/dvd/reader are not well
initialised by the kernel.
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If you have a 1GB USB stick, the easiest workaround would be to copy the
CD to it (including the .disk directory). You can still boot the kernel
from the CD, but as soon as the kernel is booting, eject the CD and let
the initrd search for the CD contents on the USB stick instead.
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Before testing usb stick i'v removed all DD and floppy, moved cdrom from
hdc to hda and reboot.
I'v the same problem, but now on hda.
Is it the same problem with breezy (i believe or dapper)), when, for the
first time, ubuntu distribution enabled the DMA for cdrom. Before
enabling DMA my cdrom
There used to be a kernel option ide=nodma - can you try it?
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Other useful information could be the output from dmidecode, lspci -nn,
lshal -t, and dmesg.
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The option break=mount is maybe better, because with premount you have
to start scripts/init-premount/udev to have all devices discovered.
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You can get a shell early in the initrd by booting with the boot option
break=premount (see /usr/share/initramfs-tools/init for more
information). From there you might be able to find out more. For
instance, you can mount a hard drive (or usb stick) by hand and copy
dmesg output to it. Do you see
break=mount is not usefull because system hangs before break
break=premount offer me a busybox shell but without keyboard (i'v an usb
keyboard) i can't do anything
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Hard luck :) You can hack your own initrd to have all usb modules needed
for the keyboard listed in conf/modules. But it's getting awkward, so I
hope someone else has a clue about what's going on and can chime in.
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Same problem with amd64 version of the daily-live iso.
Problem cames up very quickly, at the very beginning of the boot, and
hdc seems to be my IDE cdrom. This weekend i will try to remove sata HD
and move cdrom in ide place…
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Sourcepackagename: casper = linux
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I can add that the cd is OK because i'v done a vmware installation with it.
My motherboard is a Gigabyte GA K8N Ultra 9
http://www.gigabyte.fr/Products/Motherboard/Products_Spec.aspx?ProductID=1868
and i have 1 IDE DD and 2 SATA DD (no raid)
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