Re: Hurd on my i486 won't boot

[Gordon Matzigkeit <gord@trick.fig.org>]

>>>>> Adam Sampson writes:

 AS> I then do:

 AS> root=(hd0,2)
 AS> kernel=/boot/gnumach root=hd0s3 -s
 AS> module=/boot/serverboot
 AS> boot

 >> > After this, my Num Lock light goes off and everything freezes;
 >> > it doesn't try to read from the hard disk.

If you don't see any gnumach messages, then it's probably a GRUB bug.
If you know how to make your own boot floppy, I suggest you try making
one from the latest Debian GRUB package.  Otherwise, feel free to wait
for a few days, when I'll be able to release new boot floppies that
use the latest GRUB.

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