boot WITHOUT probing
Hey,
I have just installed RH9 and during boot, it hangs at the point "Finding module dependencies". It just sits there and doesn't do anything, the keyboard doesn't work and I can't enter Interactive. Is there anyway that I could make it boot without checking these dependencies and then try and fix it in Linux? i can use the rescue disk to get into Shell mode. It was a clean install, no problems there and I installed the default package. Can anyone think what the problem is? regards hamish |
boot to the rescue mode from the CD, chroot to /mnt/sysimage
then cd to etc. mv modules.conf to modules.conf.bak sync exit, exit & reboot see what it complains about & post again |
Hey,
thanks a lot man. That is helpful for the future. I have fixed the problem already, the problem being two USB devices which were plugged in. I Loaded Knoppix and it froze at the "Initialising Periferals" bit so I check them and removed the USBs. Works fine now, although, I will have to sort out the USB stuff. Thanks for your help, I will be relying on this forum for the next couple of months until I can get everything sorted. Thanks again hamish |
Hi Tony,
I have exactly the same problem as described by hamish, i.e., hanging "Finding module dependencies ..". I followed your instrunctions as shown below but the Redhat 9 boot stills hangs at the same point after renaming the modules.conf to modules.conf.bak without showing any error msg. Are there other ways I can try? Thanks, - Dhsieh Quote:
|
Tony P this worked like a charm for me. I now have to setup my USB mouse up PS2 but other than that I can boot! Thanks!
|
Howzit
Boot up with u're linux cd then at the linux boot prompt type noprobe or on the linux menu u will find something similar this will allow u to manually select the hardware u want. Chow |
All times are GMT -5. The time now is 03:33 PM. |