Okay, really getting discouraged here.
On arguably the world's smallest production server, a Compaq Armada
7730MT (Pentium MMX, 140MB) laptop, a clean install of 9.10 generic
fails with similar symptoms as the OP i.e. "You need to load a kernel
first".
Getting into the grub menu via the shift key at boot time (v1.97beta4
apparantly), I delete the line:
if [-n ${have_grubenv} ]; then save_env recordfail; fi
... to bypass a different known bug, but immediately get a:
Booting a command list
error: cannot allocate real mode pages
This machine was happily running 8.04. Serves me right for pushing the
envelope lol
Any/all insights welcome and appreciated.
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fails to boot after clean install; memory allocation problem (older Compaq
server)
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/513528
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