Problem with Kernelloader!!!!

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cirowner
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Problem with Kernelloader!!!!

Post by cirowner »

hello..i have a big problem with kernelloader....when i boot the kernel..after a long series of operations..

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.... (PREVIOUS OPERATIONS)
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Kernel panic:attempted to kill init1
eth0:Auto-negotiation timeout,not complete [7849]
eth0:Auto-negotiation timeout,not complete [7849]
eth0:Auto-negotiation timeout,not complete [7849]
eth0:try 100Mbps half duplex mode
eth0:try 10 Mbps half duplex mode
eth0:Fail force spped mode, link not valid. pystat=0x7849
dna setup:Bind error 1, use PIO.

why????PLEASE HELP ME!!![/img]
cirowner
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whig
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Post by whig »

At a guess, an init problem eg it "exited" (which it shouldn't). Perhaps /sbin/init doesn't exist... specify "init=/bin/sh" on the kernel command line to drop to a shell. But don't expect a usb keyboard to automatically work though. Can't see the screenshot btw.
cirowner
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Post by cirowner »

sorry but i don't understand very well...i have to go on configuration menu>Kernel parameter and add "init=/bin/sh"....???
whig
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Post by whig »

Yup :)

or init=/path/debug_script_to_run.sh
cirowner
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Post by cirowner »

thanks bro...:))))
ah...another question...i haven't got a USB keyboard but only PS/2 keyboards...if i buy a USB-->PS/2 adapter works good??
cah51o
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Post by cah51o »

I'm having the same issue. From what understand a problem happens when root directory gets changed to /newroot. It seems that no /bin or /sbin directory exists there. Could it be because I have other files on that USB drive?

As for PS/2-> USB adapter for keyboard, yes it does work.
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Post by Mega Man »

There need to be Linux installed on the USB memory stick. Be sure that you specify the correct partition (see http://sourceforge.net/project/shownote ... _id=610717).
cah51o
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Post by cah51o »

Thanks. I figured out that I was using the wrong initrd. I'm trying to install blackrhino on HDD using the gude: http://kernelloader.sourceforge.net/tut ... linux.html

Right now I'm stuck at the step 8 where I am to create disc partitions: fdisk reports that partitions are created, but only file /dev/ide/host0/bus0/target0/lun0/disc is present, /dev/ide/host0/bus0/target0/lun0/part1 and
/dev/ide/host0/bus0/target0/lun0/part2 are missing. As the result mkswap and mke2fs complain about partitions having size of zero. Is that a common issue?

The HDD is Maxtor 20 Gb, and console is SCPH 39001 (Ver 7)

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EDIT: fixed by installing a desktop distribution on the drive
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