On Sun, Dec 12, 2004 at 01:26:25PM +0100, Michael Rasmussen wrote: > søn, 12 12 2004 kl. 13:12 +0100, skrev Geert Stappers: $ cd /usr/src/conglomerate stappers@bahrain:/usr/src/conglomerate $ grep -R mir@miras.org . Binary file ./debian/conglomerate-common/usr/share/locale/da/LC_MESSAGES/conglomerate.mo matches ./po/da.po:"Last-Translator: Michael Rasmussen <mir@miras.org>\n" Binary file ./po/da.gmo matches stappers@bahrain:/usr/src/conglomerate $ I knew the name was familiar to me :-) > > What is the color of the blank screen? (black? blue? other?) > Black. Acknowledge > > What is the last text you have seen? > > > The last text seen is PXE boot's notification that it loads initrd. When > changing the PXE boot to use the onboard net interface the kernel starts > loading after this message. My asumption is that for some reason the > kernel never starts loading. Acknowledge > > Hard to tell. > > You are very terse with your information. > > Provide us with more details. > What information is needed? Motherboard, net devices etc. The installer > never starts so it is hard to now what goes wrong. I agree on that, so the Subject of the thread is wrong. Networkbooting works for debian-installer, even on x86. It should also work for you. Make sure that the network boot setup on the install client and the kernel that you use can work together. Rereading: > The last text seen is PXE boot's notification that it loads initrd. When > changing the PXE boot to use the onboard net interface the kernel starts > loading after this message. My asumption is that for some reason the > kernel never starts loading. I think reading the fantastic manual will help, if not ask smart questions at the mailinglist. Cheers Geert Stappers
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