* Richard Hirst <rhirst@linuxcare.com> [2004-01-10 14:17]: | On Fri, Jan 09, 2004 at 08:21:17AM +0100, Thorsten Sauter wrote: | > | > Hello debian-installer's :-), | > | > I have setup daily images for the HPPA architecture on paer.debian.org. | > The images creates cdrom, netboot and a lif image from source. As | > usually everything is available here: | > http://people.debian.org/~tsauter/d-i/images-hppa/daily/ | > | > I hope, we can build daily cdrom images as well. | > | > I have tested the images on the following machine types (always tftpboot | > via lif image): 9000/712-60 and 9000/712-80. | > | > Please test the images. | | netboot.lif seems to have a rather strange cmdline: | | TERM=linux console=tty initrd=netboot-initrd.gz ramdisk_size=8192 root=/dev/rd/0 initrd=0/linuxrc devfs=mount,all rw | | I couldn't find "initrd=0/linuxrc" anywhwere in the d-i source. maybe this should be "init=0/linuxrc"? btw. the netboot.lif is working fine on my hppa | The crdom-image.img seems to have a more sane cmdline, but I still had | to use palo to edit it to add "root=/dev/ram devfs=mount,dall" before it | would get anywhere. I had to remove TERM=linux as well, because palo | locked up if I included all those params. palo has a history of locking | up when you edit the cmdline, unfortunately. I will comaire these both command line variants | Anyway, after that, it booted and mounted the initrd, and then looped | complaining that it couldn't find various kernel modules, and reporting | 'segmentation fault'. yes. the same happens for e, if I create a cdrom and try to install from it. Via netboot, it doesn't segfault for me. Thanks for your testing... we're on the right way :-) Bye Thorsten
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