On Fri, Nov 26, 2004 at 10:17:01AM +0100, Sven Luther wrote: > > > Could you please provide this information ? a full lspci and lspci -n output > > > would be very welcome. > > > > I'll see what I can do (probably won't have time to experiment more > > until early next week). Do the d-i images have lspci included or will > > I have to find a more cunning way of getting this information? > > Just look at /proc/pci and /proc/bus/pci/devices with more. Okay. Photos at http://cp.yi.org/cameron/macboot/ - it was a bit much to copy out by hand. However, when I tried the install again today, the ethernet worked. This is very odd since it's still using the same kernel. The 'install quik on a hard disk' step failed, saying that the root partition had to be ext2, while I had used ext3 (the installer's default). I chrooted into /target and installed quik by hand and it looked like it worked. Unfortunately when the machine rebooted it just came up with the floppy icon with a blinking question mark :( > > > With a strange color penguin and a black background ? > > > > From memory, the colours stayed normal and the background was the grey > > and black one that you get when the machine boots normally with the > > "happy mac" icon. > > Mmm, this is different from what we were seeing. The icon kind of > reverse-videoed, and the machine stopped. Nope, definitely no reverse video on 2.6 boot.img or ofonlyboot.img. One thing I discovered is that if I held down Command+Option while the machine booted, miboot would spit out a heap of debugging information. I took a couple of photos of it in case it would help anyone. The first picture is when it's reading from the floppy and the second picture is where it hangs. > > > > The 2.4 ofonlyboot.img failed in much the same way, but ejected the > > > > floppy from the drive first. There was no output on the screen or the > > > > serial console. > > > > > > What happens when you introduce the root floppy after that and press > > > enter ? It loads from the floppy, but still doesn't write anything to the screen or serial port. Cameron.
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