Kernel panic on installing Debian
Hi folks,
I have "sarge-i386-netinst.iso downloaded and burned on CD. I met following problem to install Debian with Sarge-CD Setup ATA-66 HD connected ATA-66 controller as Primary, only one HD Booted up PC with Sarge-CD 1) linux26 acpi=off linux26 sym53c8xx=safe ....... Mount-cache hash table entries = 512 (Order -0 4096 bytes) the PC hung here 2) Tried follows; linux acpi=off linux sym53c8xx=safe linux sysm53c8xx=safe:y (Remark NCL-based SCSI Controller sym53c8xx=safe:y) etc. All ended; Code:8b 41 81 18 03 ........ <0> Kernel panic:Attemted to kill init Could not proceed. Kindly advise. TIA B.R. satimis |
Have you tried booting with a simple:
'linux26' or 'linux' to boot? |
Hi KneeLess,
Tks for your response. Now I got my problem fixed. The first sarge-i386-netinst.iso download from http://www.debian.org/devel/debian-installer/ having bug. I download another sarge-i386-netinst.iso from http://cdimage.debian.org/pub/cdimag...i386/20040915/ It worked having the base Debian installed. Now another problem in front of me is connecting Debian ftp server. Because my ISP only assign dynamic IP address. I left IP address empty on setting network during installation. Please advise how to reconfig the network. TIA B.R. satimis |
You should install "dhcp-client":
Code:
apt-get install dhcp-client |
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Tks for your advice. My problem is connection to Debian server not yet established. I can't use "apt-get install". I have all CDs in hand. I don't mind to make another installation. What shall I do when requesting to add IP address if dynamic IP? TIA B.R. satimis |
You can either set up apt to install from the CDs and then "apt-get" the dhcp-client package, or you can download the dhcp-client package from this page: http://packages.debian.org/testing/net/dhcp-client and install it with:
Code:
dpkg -i dhcp-client*.deb Quote:
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Hi m_yates,
Tks for your advice. Quote:
Now I got broadband connected by editing both /etc/ppp/peers/dsl-provider and /etc/ppp/pap-secret. Ping yahoo.com, debian.org, etc were found working. Also I have the base Debian installed but starting 'init 2' only. Kindly advise how to proceed further to complete the installation of Debian. TIA. Beside in my case. During installation how to overcome the problem of leaving 'IP address' empty. Broadband connection - via router login and password required. Tks B.R. satimis |
You can run "base-config" as root to finish seting things up.
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Hi m_yates,
Tks for your advice. Quote:
1) The item for selecting packages for installation did not work. Highlight and <ENTER> only popup a running page saying package selection page not available 2) can't connect Debian server. It is quite strange on this box. If starting with # pon dsl-providers to connect broadband I was only allowed to ping IP address. Ping URL did not work If starting connection with # pon I can ping both IP address and URL. It was discovered by me later on another Debian 3.0 box which did not accept # pon dsl-providers Only # pon I added "pon" on /etc/ppp/ppp_on_boot cat /etc/ppp/ppp_on_boot .... pon # exec pppd call dsl-provider Now the Debian box can't boot up hanging on ...... Starting pppd- Is there any way to remove "pon" from /etc/ppp/ppp_on_boot and uncomment "exec pppd call dsl-provider" TIA B.R. satimis |
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