Am 23.12.22 um 20:48 schrieb Stefan Niestegge:
Am 23.12.22 um 10:41 schrieb Stefan Niestegge:
If i only use the kernel and remove the initrd= parameter, Linux can't find the root device and panics. If i leave the initrd argument as-is and reboot, i run into the D-I again and not into my new installed system. So, i need a solution to mount one of my TOS accessible drives, after setup is finished, in order to copy over the kernel and initrd that was installed in /boot . I'm sure this is a solveable issue. Greets, Stefan
I was able to workaround it this way: one partition on the HDD was formated ext2 and mountpoint set to /mint during the D-I setup. After setup finished, i entered the shell and copied /target/boot/*.* to/target/mint/ . After reboot, i started MiNT and then copied initrd and kernel to the C: drive. While this works it forces the user to have MiNT installed too.
Trying to mount the TOS partition or to create a new FAT16 partition during setup failed. Another 2 small issues: arrow keys on the Atari Keyboard work until the keyboard layout is chosen. After that 2-4-6-8 on the numpad work as arrows. The login timeout is too short. Checking if the password is correct takes too long. Greetings, Stefan