[SOLVED] Toshiba C55 Laptop not booting after install
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Do I copy bzImage from kernel/huge.s or
huge.s in EFI/boot on the DVD to .../EFI/slackware-15.0?
I believe camorri was referring to the kernels in /boot of the slackware installation not the ones on the DVD if you are using elilo as the bootloader.
Last edited by colorpurple21859; 04-01-2023 at 09:27 PM.
This file is read by the boot loader, elilo.efi. This file is also in the /boot directory. If you look in /boot, the file is called elilo-x86_64.efi. On the cp command, you rename it to elilo.efi.
Do I rename the file elilo-x86_64.efi in the /boot directory as well as /EFI/slackware-15.0?
Can I create elilo.conf and copy across your example suitably modified to reflect my system, or is it created by a script?
Do I rename the file elilo-x86_64.efi in the /boot directory as well as /EFI/slackware-15.0?
No need to. The copy in /boot is not used to boot the system. The re-named one in /boot/efi/EFI/Slackware is used to boot the system.
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Can I create elilo.conf and copy across your example suitably modified to reflect my system, or is it created by a script?
Yes. Keep in mind you only need one kernel configured. Both kernels supplied with Slackware, Generec and huge will boot a system. Generic requires an initrd.gz file and huge; for the most part does not need a initrd.gz file.
The file name of the initrd file is just a name. I suspect you took this from my example. Look in /boot for the name of your file, make sure that file is copied to /boot/efi/EFI/Slackware and the name of your initrd matches the the name in Slackware dir; most likkly it will be initrd.gz.
Also make sure the root dev is correct, /dev/sda3.
If I select the 1st line the following is displayed on the screen
Code:
near line 18: default image '' not defined
near line 1: Token is too long
Bad Token from elilo config file, parser read:
elilo exiting
forced interactive mode due to config file error(s)
ELILO boot: ......................
It never boots and I then select the huge kernel manually
If I select the 1st line the following is displayed on the screen
Code:
near line 18: default image '' not defined
near line 1: Token is too long
Bad Token from elilo config file, parser read:
elilo exiting
forced interactive mode due to config file error(s)
ELILO boot: ......................
It never boots and I then select the huge kernel manually
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