On 02/24/2011 06:45 PM, Gordon Farquharson wrote:
On Thu, Feb 24, 2011 at 07:07, Groug<groug@free.fr> wrote:I have (or better say had) a nslu2 running lenny. I've dist-upgraded to squeeze: no errors but the nslu2 won't reboot: during the boot sequence, the usb hard disk gets shutdowned and nothing more happens. Fortunately, I could restore the flash with a working lenny image. For the moment, I have squeeze running on a lenny kernel... I'd like to investigate. Does anyone has a suggestion ?I did a full upgrade from lenny to squeeze yesterday and it worked without a problem. I followed the upgrade procedure recommended in the release notes [1]. Specifically, I did the minimal system upgrade, then upgraded udev and the kernel, and then did a full upgrade. Does your system have a RAID or are you using LVM? Also, did you do
No LVM, no raid.
Yes, UUID-based naming in /etc/fstab at least. Is there another file to update ?the conversion from device-based naming to UUID-based naming? Are you
Ouch... I missed that and now I have lenny kernel and squeeze udev. Could thissure that you have upgraded both udev and the kernel? According to the release notes, the squeeze udev will not work properly with the lenny
prevent update-initramfs to build a bootable image for the squeeze kernel ?
kernel. Do you have a rootdelay parameter set for your lenny kernel command line? If so, you will need to set that parameter again for the squeeze image using apex-env.
No rootdelay.
Gordon [1] http://www.debian.org/releases/stable/armel/release-notes/
Thanks.
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