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| Hi All, This is my first install of gentoo linux. Doing this on a U10 333Mhz. Compiled the stuff on sparc64 with mcpu on ultrasparc and mtune on v9. Now everything finished ok and configured SILO. I think like it should... but when trying to boot it fails with the message that it cannot locate my vmlinux image. But i've specified it all in the silo.conf file and also copied it over to /boot. Also neatly updated my fstab to make the fs's ok... but still no succes. I've double checked everything but don't know what is wrong. Any suggestions ? thnx |
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| "Fr3aK3rMaN" <fr3ak3rman@zonnet.nl> schrieb im Newsbeitrag news:bkse23$rk4$1@reader08.wxs.nl... > Hi All, > > This is my first install of gentoo linux. > Doing this on a U10 333Mhz. > Compiled the stuff on sparc64 with mcpu on ultrasparc and mtune on v9. > Now everything finished ok and configured SILO. > > I think like it should... but when trying to boot it fails with the > message that it cannot locate my vmlinux image. > But i've specified it all in the silo.conf file and also copied it over > to /boot. > > Also neatly updated my fstab to make the fs's ok... but still no succes. > I've double checked everything but don't know what is wrong. > > Any suggestions ? Sure the /boot fs was mounted, when you copied the vmlinux or the silo.conf ? regards Michael |