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Bug#79092: marked as done ([i386, need more info] writes bad lilo.conf)



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Subject: boot problem
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Package: boot -cd
Version: debian gnu liux 2.2  (linuxland)

architecture: i386
model: cyrix 6x86 166 Mhz
memory: 128 mb edo
scsi: none
cd-rom: ATAPI 8x
network card: 3Com Fast Etherlink PCI
pcmcia: none
soundcard: SB 32 pnp
harddisk: FUJITSU 9773 mb w/2048 kb cache
videocard: ATI Rage IIc PCI 4mb

problem:

1) Kernelreport:	chmod: /etc/resolv.cont: no such file or directory

2) Kernelreport: 	starting internel superserver: inetd.
		/bin/sh: /sbin/termwrap: cannot execute: no such file etc.
		/bin/sh: exec: /sbin/termwrap: cannot execute: no such file etc.
		INIT:  ld "1" respawing too fast: disabled for 5 minutes

then after 5 minutes its starts with the same messages.but  no futher booting.

Before there was a old SUSE version on the disk with 3 partitions;
one for swap 128mb
one for /
one for /home

I used still this three partitions but I formatted the swap and / partitions
but not the /home
the installation makes no problem, only the booting  

any idea or helb?

Hans-Joachim
HansJRauch@web.de

	 	


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The referenced report, regarding lilo.conf problems, is presumed to
have been fixed by now. Please let us know if this is still a problem
with current woody boot-floppies. The last message was added in Dec
2000.

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