Bug#330093: USB boot on ASUS P5WD2 Premium fails to find ISO image
On Tuesday 27 September 2005 06:20, debian@good-with-numbers.com wrote:
> I tried the ones you specified above, but that also failed.
> Incrementally added piix and usb-storage, but it still failed. If
> there are other drivers required, I wouldn't know which. The board has
> an ICH7R.
That's logical, given your comment below :-/
> In case it wasn't clear from the Method: header, I'm loading the ISO
> image from the USB stick, not from a CD. As mentioned, there is no CD
> drive on the target.
Sorry, missed that completely.
In that case, you should probably check that the USB drivers for your
hardware are loaded.
This should be: usbcore, {e|o|u}hci_hcd, scsi_mod, sd_mod, usb_storage
You can check this using lsmod on VT2.
Next you should check if there is a device pointing to your USB stick.
This should be /dev/disks/disc[0-9]/...
See if you can mount the USB stick manualy (or maybe it is already
mounted?).
Last, you can try to add a line 'set -x' in file
/var/lib/dpkg/info/iso-scan.postinst (or similar). Then run the scan for
images again and check the debugging output in /var/log/syslog.
Cheers,
FJP
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