Markus why you dont put your Root lvm path on LILO root option
mine: root = dev/lvfelix/root yours: root: dev/sda5 :s |
Well, I don't use lvm ;)
That's the reason why I can't help with lvm, I don't have any experience. I posted the part of my lilo.conf to show you how I use the huge kernel in a case of kernel-panic with the generic kernel. Markus |
i get it
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What is the output of
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/usr/share/mkinitrd/mkinitrd_command_generator.sh |
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mkinitrd -c -k 3.2.29-smp -f ext4 -r /dev/lvfelix/root -m mbcache:jbd2:ext4 -L -u -o /boot/initrd.gz |
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If you execute this after installation, it will write initrd.gz to /boot of Slackware install CD (it will disappear after reboot). You want to execute it within your newly installed linux, so Lilo can pick it up. I assume that you did full install or have at least on kernel in /boot. Just to make sure, could you mount your boot partition and see if kernel is actually there? Look what is mounted right now (just to get clear picture what's going on). Code:
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$ mount /dev/sda1 /mnt/boot I'll stop now and wait for output of commands above, then we can move further. |
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i execute the mkinitrd command after installation without rebooting.
(/mnt/boot) didnt exist, so i created it. Pictures shows (mount) and (ls -l /mnt/boot) Note: i have not rebooted after i did the installation. |
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Your approach seems quite odd. I'd strongly recommend that you put the huge kernel into your lilo.conf and boot with it (don't forget to rerun lilo). Then, when Slackware with the huge kernel is running, you may create the initrd, rerun lilo again and reboot then with the generic kernel. Thanks to Richard Cranium for pointing me to this. I found this manual from Alien Bob, hope this helps. Markus |
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I'm running a 14.0 install on a virtual machine right now to see what state the installer should be in when it finishes. |
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I recommend that you skip installing lilo as part of running setup. Then do the following immediately after setup exits:
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mount -R /proc /mnt/proc Select standard for "CONFIGURE LILO TO USE FRAME BUFFER CONSOLE?" No optional parameters. Select "No" for "Use UTF-8 TEXT CONSOLE?" Select MBR for "SELECT LILO TARGET LOCATION" You'll get a message indicating that lilo didn't install. Press enter. Then run... Code:
/usr/share/mkinitrd/mkinitrd_command_generator.sh -l /boot/vmlinuz-generic-smp-3.2.29-smp >>/etc/lilo.conf Next, run... Code:
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62 to 67, even the 'image' option ?
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Don't know why ours are that different, but from the screen shot you provided, it's lines 59-64.
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I made a video because this is unexplainable
see link below http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qPFkQA4lkSc |
I don't know if there is difference between selecting <Cancel> or actually using the Exit menu option to leave setup. I used the exit menu option.
Other than that, I'd have to run the installer under VM player. My tests were run in a VM running under libvirt. |
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